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My concern with car audio is that it's no where near the level 
of "pro" audio... it's designed to basically go into the confines of 
a car where it is pretty tight where as this will have to carry the 
sounds in a more open room... maybe I'm wrong but I'm trying to 
remember demo'ing anything decent at like best buy or circuit city in 
the car audio department... I don't thing the stuff is that 
impressive, not for the money... to get true power you have to pay 
for premium gear with car audio they dont' seem to have a very strict 
rules to rating amps and such.  Once you look at spending that kind 
of money you might as well get some good pro gear designed for what 
you are doing :(

I'll let you know how it goes though!
Gilligan

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "supernovanexus" 
<supernovanexus@y...> wrote:
> Awesome Gilligan. I won't be getting an amp/speaker system for 
about 
> 6 weeks. I'd love for you to post results of your testing. My other 
> idea, because I know they can take the e-drum kit's frequencies, is 
> making a box of plywood and inserting in cut out holes a 15" sub-
> woofer and 2 6x8 midrange car speakers. Thinking about 300 watts on 
> the sub and 250 on the midrange, each. Would somehow hook up a 400-
> 500 watt amp. This would take some more time but would ultimately 
be 
> portable and a cost much less than getting an amp or whatnot. The 
> power would be more than enough, but I don't know if I can spare 
> enough time.
> 
> -Zack-