Loud Grill speakers. 2006 Hyundai Sonata. 2003 Mitsubishi Galant..

Just got finish putting in the grill speakers to go with that big speaker in the back. More upgrades in the future. Look out.

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[Mr7CTR]

what is that third switch for in 1:18 is that the subwoofer switch

[LooseCannon48]

@Mr7CTR For the grill speakers.

[Mr7CTR]

@LooseCannon48 so can you use that switch to turn the grill speakers volume up and down, all I got is a switch to turn them on and off.

[LooseCannon48]

@Mr7CTR Nah just to turn it on and off. I will advise customers to use a PAC knob in the future.

[LooseCannon48]

@frankbling00 I mean they are already outside so you are taking that risk just having them.

[frankbling00]

@LooseCannon48 I guess your right. but a person is able to tell when a speaker is a powerhorn. Its good to have the speakers out of people's view. Looks better plus you don't want somebody just yanking them off to steal them.

[LooseCannon48]

@frankbling00 How so. The car with the powerhorn also has tweeters in the grill. They are the same sensitivity or louder to keep up. At the end of the day its what the person wants that matters.

[frankbling00]

the embarrassing thing is when the person driving in front of you looks at their side mirror and is able to see your speakers. and power horns just make you sound like an ice cream truck.

[LooseCannon48]

@FromThe3PointLine You have no idea how ignorant you sound by saying that. What difference does it make when you making money and buying what you want. I guess it does piss you off to have a family sedan sounding better and dropping harder then your chevy. Hell I have three cars and all of them American and I still wouldn't say such a thing.