Top Section- HELP!

 To try and answer your questions, full range speakers for mid top aren't what you need in your scenario, if you're going to be running kick cabs then dedicated mid highs that cover from about 150hz and up is what you need. As for wattage, this is one of the last things I would worry about, sensitivity is what you need to look at, as an example, the drivers in my mid horns are only rated at 200w each but have a sensitivity of 102db so are each capable of over 130db.

Edited by njw - 26 April 2020 at 12:06am

Hey Callum  fancy seeing u ere .  yeah no point getting any kick bins ontop of most 18 inch folded horns really but that depends , most folded horns have a good kick anyway you'd be better off having more of the same 18 inch horns as the mouth would become bigger and you would have better response and spl.  If you can't afford the 6+ 18 inch horns then go for a different design , you don't have to but for the dub and dnb you want that real low bass , most FHs only go down to 40-50 ish HZ unless in big stacks . Also with horn bins you will have to learn about phasing etc.. and will need horn loaded tops for it to sound mint imho. Tapped horns are handy if you want a good low  frequency response but a bit more throw  and less distortion than a reflex , you also don't need big stacks like folded horns  but they won't travel as far , if your new to building it would be simpler too than a folded horn .

Edited by oren - 29 April 2020 at 1:23am

 If your going for a free party rig remember that whatever money you spend could all be lost , who knows how tolerant cops will be after all this lockdown stuff , festivals and gigs could be banned for many months or years , let alone a rave in the woods where people are loved up hugging  each other where the press can easily turn it on you and say that you are advocating the spread of disease. Just food for thought , hopefully well all have a good party when this is over

Edited by oren - 29 April 2020 at 1:36am