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close to it, like i said i have two solo x 12s if i need to pound it out, lol. I am just wanting a full hybrid setup. The Solo Xs are good and all but i want a more natural sounding setup.

Like Dave said i am a one seat guy as well. I am anxious to see what you hybrid guys can help me out with.

I have done a few things on imaging and the placement is still to be decided. However, I have two Solo X 12s in the trunk if i want the extra bass, but i have more of a taste for a faster acting sub in the 8" range. I think the L8 will be enough for my daily driving. But on another topic speaker imaging, what has worked well for you hybrid guys?

But what do you think about doing a 641-3 setup, L6 in the doors, L4 in the pillar firing at each other, L1 on axis, and a L8 as a sub firing at center stage from the rear deck.

Cool man, i was in Street+ but i am working on my car so i am out of SQ for this year, but my high score in street+ was 69.5 with a 50 dollar front stage setup.

Cool thanks for all the input. Have you guys ever heard of a passive crossover called "Matrix". I was talking to a few MECA SQ judges at the HiFi Buys Show in Nashville, about a month ago, but one guy named Vinnie Taylor, the head SQ Judge, recomended this idea into the car.

Well the rears dont really matter, but it is hard to get good imaging in a wide car, i drive a lincoln towncar. The center speaker really brings the front stage alive, like a L3 or L4. Anybody else have an opinion on just doing the three way front stage with a single driver as a center. I am just getting into the competition side of SQ, however i know what my music should sound like for staging, I have been doing audio recording since i was 16. But i welcome any comments.

Well i can actually get a full 5.1 setup in the car for under 1500! L1,L3,L6 for the front stage, a L3 for the center, L4 for the rears, and a L8 for the sub. Ten Amplifiers, and i gotta get another behringer processor, but sounds like a winner to me.

Look at all the features that the behringer has, plus at the hifi buys show in nashville Dominique Iraggi, the guy who owns Iraggi Alternators, used two of them and got the second highest SQ score of the day. Kirt Profit got a few more points but he had 4 zapco dc amps with another dc porcessor running them. Personally i love my two behringers, even have a rackmount monster cable power conditioner, lol.

Hey Jacob, I was talking to Robert W. about a few things about the 3000. Is it cabable of daily .5 ohms. Also, I may have seen it somewhere but what was the effieciency at .5 ohm along with wattage around 13.6 ~ 14.4V.

Depeneds on what class you want to run in. Behringer DCX 2496 is a good proessor, its pro audio and had 120V. Zapco DSP6-SL is a cool processor, but it comes with a heavy price.