Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Home Theater m80 4 owm IN truck! see?

For me, Car audio was my first (and only) encounter with 4 ohm speakers.
It's interesting to see, someone has found another application for the M80s.

In fact, I'm kind of surprised that the M80 posse isn't gloating over yet another convert.

I must say though, as the #1 M60's proponent here,.....the visual of an M80, wrapped in duct tape, and bungee cord.........is a hoot!

Looks like another coup for bbigwrz!

I'm late, but, good one, Randy, with the Convoy song.

Wow, JP's alive.

Yeah, some details are in the shout box.

Reflec -- uh, Salutations!

Ahh, welcome back.

I would like to know who ran over your laptop. I'd like to send them a case of beer. No no, that's mean. I apologize.

Go ahead, plop those M80's in the back of your truck and ghetto-rig them into the stereo. I'm sure it'd sound FAN-FREAKIN-TASTIC. While you're at it, buy an EP800 for back there too. You'll need it. Radio Shack sells DC-AC converters that'll let you plug it in to the cigarette lighter of your car for power*. That'll be smokin' hot. Literally.

I had a friend in high school that drove an old hearse that had a couple of big-old home speakers in the back. That was mighty cool.

Seriously though, if this is a real question...

If you want to jazz up your car's audio system, don't use anything from Axiom. That's not what their equipment is designed to do. Pay a visit to your local car audio shop or Best Buy or even Walmart and buy whatever fits your budget. You'll be far happier.


*This is a joke. Don't actually do this.

Enough talk about car audio bbigwyres. What are you rockin` in your home for 2 channel music listneing (speakers, tape deck, turntable, amp) and oh yeah I almost forgot the wyres.