> >> drive 30W into an amp anyway -- wattage depends on the impedance of
 > >> the load; do some reading on Ohm's Law).  
 > GG>      It'd take more than ohms law.
 >Well Gordon, the person *I* was responding to apparently doesn't have your
 >level of training, or even an understanding of Ohm's law.  Without that,
 >knowledge of KVL, KCL, Kirchoff's law, transistor theory, and so it will be
 >meaningless to him.  Now butt out if you don't want to be HELPFUL to the 
poor
 >newbie.
     You call telling the guy to "do some reading on Ohm's law"
*helpful*?  I spent *years* studying electronics.  My whole point is
that you can't just go out and read about "Ohm's Law" and expect to
understand the problem you described with amplifiers.  It's meaningless
in that case without further study.
     As for your obvious attitude problem, I'll let Bonnie deal with
it.
 > >> to accurate audio reproduction.  6x9s are an abomination
                                                   ^^^^^^^^^^^
 > >> in the 60s and 70s.  For a quality system, you're likely going to be
                                 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 > GG>      I disagree to a certain extent.  If your goal is simply
 > GG> reasonably loud decent quality sound, 
 >
 > Gordon, did I say anything about "reasonably load decent quality 
sound"
 >above there?  Please, show me where I made any mention of that.  No?
     See above.  First you call them an abomination (they're not all
bad), and then you start to talk about how a "quality" system will
probably use a custom mounting system anyway.
     You're wrong on both accounts.  You don't have to tear up a car's
interior to get "quality" sound.
 >If you're going to disagree to ANY extent, at least disagree with something 
I
 >actually SAID.
     I can't help it if *you* can't understand what *you* said.
 > GG> there are some 6x9s that do the job quite well.  Blaupunkt's 6x9s
 > GG> sound very nice.  We're not talking "high end," 
 >
 > You aren't.  I was.  Read what you're replying to BEFORE you reply.
     Funny, I didn't see the words "high end" in your reply.  In fact,
when I say "high end" I mean as in a top notch home system.  You just
aren't going to get that experience in a car system no matter how much
you dump into it due to the physical limitations of the environment.
(e.g.  imaging will never truly be the same) So when I say, "high
end," I don't mean "car high end", I mean "high end" period.
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