I think that four of them (doors? and rear deck) are co-axial. That's where the other 4 are hidden.
Who had 10?Two in each door (4), two in the pillars (6), one in the dash (7), two co-axials in the rear deck that they count as four (11) and a sub woofer (12). https://assets.ctfassets.net/8cd2cs...f99e9e12d8ff8b71f2/B_O_Mustang_English_US.pdf
Also, your count adds up to 10.
The original poster said he counted 8, but what he said added up to 10.
Right, but for folks that are used to home theater/stereo, one box with multiple speaker components (tweeter, mid, woofer, whatever combination) is still just A speaker. That's probably where the confusion comes in. My 9.2 home theater (9 speakers, 2 subs) actually has something like 24 individual speaker components, but no one refers to it that way.
The fallacy in your analogy is that a car isnāt a home audio system. Automobiles have never been compared to home audio at any time when talking about speaker count.
There's no fallacy there. I wasn't saying car audio should be like home audio. I was pointing out why people confuse the two.
How do you figure? Youāre the first person Iāve ever heard compare speaker count to home audio but you assume everyone else thinks like that? You have recommendations for the Powerball lotto tomorrow?
I understand OP's confusion. Perfectly reasonable - I also wondered about this until I figured it out. It does make sense.
Nobody has EVER compared? It's amazing that I'm the first!
I mean, some people just aren't as into car audio - or home audio or any audio. I happen to be somewhat into both. I was just throwing out a comment that I thought might help explain things! I'm not trying to prove anyone wrong about anything.Now you're just trying to be argumentative. Only car marketing people use that method of counting drivers as a speaker count. The rest of us count an entire set of drivers as one speaker, even the aftermarket car audio industry doesn't apply that count. We say two way or three way and differentiate a set of components when necessary but a coaxial, multiway speaker is called just that, a speaker.