Q-forms for 2000 and up maxima
Originally posted by max'n out
Thats realllllllllllllllllllllllll crapy and huge looking alrite.
Thats realllllllllllllllllllllllll crapy and huge looking alrite.
I never understood why people put tweeters down by their feet
But I guess it would be cool for mounting a mid of a 3-way.
Originally posted by max'n out
Pathlenghts thats why.
Pathlenghts thats why.
Originally posted by Kojiro_FtT
If you're that worried, do some time correction. Besides, that's a horrible pathlength for a tweeter when you consider that it goes right through your leg. Bad enough that the mids are in the door.
If you're that worried, do some time correction. Besides, that's a horrible pathlength for a tweeter when you consider that it goes right through your leg. Bad enough that the mids are in the door.
Originally posted by max'n out
I think you need to study more.
I think you need to study more.
"In an automobile listening environment, you often end up sitting closer to one side of a pair of left and right stereo speakers. This difference between the path length from one speaker to your ears and the path length from the other speaker to your ears results in poor stereo imaging. Kick panel mounted speakers sound great and provide great stereo imaging because they are mounted relatively far away from the listener's ears. This minimizes the undesirable path length differences between the left and right speakers."
I say again, time alignment will fix this (or as best as you can expect to fix it in an automobile environment). And putting the tweeters in the kicks muffles them because your leg is in the way; same problem with the mids in our doors.
Originally posted by mingo
you can also add an extra set of tweeters in the a pillar and turn them way down so it won't sound too bright, it'll help pull the sound imaging up a lil better.
you can also add an extra set of tweeters in the a pillar and turn them way down so it won't sound too bright, it'll help pull the sound imaging up a lil better.
I heard a competition sound system with custom made kick panels in a BMW 2002 and it sounded AWESOME!!!! This car also had four 8" subs mounted on the rear deck in free air configuration. I never thought free air subs sounded that good. It didn't have real low slammin bass cause it was meant more for sound quality than SPL.
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