Speakers in the back door?
11-08-2002, 06:19 PM
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Originally posted by max'n out
Yeah new cars come that way...
Reasons not to, bad imaging.
Yeah new cars come that way...
Reasons not to, bad imaging.
11-08-2002, 09:35 PM
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Originally posted by Maxima Dan
Don't install tweeters and low pass the rears at about 1-2KHz and the image will be rock solid. Nice mid bass punch too. BTW I put 7" Focals in the rear doors of my 2K1.
Don't install tweeters and low pass the rears at about 1-2KHz and the image will be rock solid. Nice mid bass punch too. BTW I put 7" Focals in the rear doors of my 2K1.
Sweet, if anyone here has done this to their 3rd gen cars, Please let me and others know what you used, what speakers you have their, the procedures etc.
Mucho thanx
11-08-2002, 11:27 PM
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Originally posted by Maxima Dan
Don't install tweeters and low pass the rears at about 1-2KHz and the image will be rock solid. Nice mid bass punch too. BTW I put 7" Focals in the rear doors of my 2K1.
Don't install tweeters and low pass the rears at about 1-2KHz and the image will be rock solid. Nice mid bass punch too. BTW I put 7" Focals in the rear doors of my 2K1.
11-09-2002, 06:04 PM
#7
Originally posted by Maxima Dan
Don't install tweeters and low pass the rears at about 1-2KHz and the image will be rock solid. Nice mid bass punch too. BTW I put 7" Focals in the rear doors of my 2K1.
Don't install tweeters and low pass the rears at about 1-2KHz and the image will be rock solid. Nice mid bass punch too. BTW I put 7" Focals in the rear doors of my 2K1.
11-10-2002, 08:19 AM
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A tweet may be installed in the rear doors, but it's not needed. Probably only usefull in an extreme competition vehicle. Even then you could win without any rear speakers. I have a single DA 8 inch mid in the rear doors. Bandpassed from about 200 hz to 2000 hz. The gain is turned almost all the way down to keep the image from shifting to the rear.
11-13-2002, 08:49 AM
#9
Originally posted by max'n out
you have your opinion I have mine.
you have your opinion I have mine.
if you have a good enough front sound stage than it's not really necesssary to have rear fill. if your front isn't up to par, then i'd save the money and work, trying to get speakers to fit in the door, and just go ahead and beef up the front.
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