That install looks great, and based on your description has wiring integrity to match.
That's the same location my friend with the MDX used with his Utopia 3-ways...
Even with the F#1 status, it was hard to avoid localization of the midbass - and the reason had more to do with physical impact presence than it did acoustical anomolies...
In other words, that little driver did it's job kicking out the midbass and bass...
but with your knee naturally landing right in front of it, the sensation on your kneecap really (and oddly) took away a bit from the soundstage image.
With your car, your seats are probably lower... but I'm just curious if you had the same issues? Your doors, location, speakers and all, are very similar to the MDX!
Also (your rack looks plenty large enough), but with that last-gen LRx amp setup (check out the new ones - very
cool - literally), have you had any heat related issues?
We did an install for Lawyer Milloy of the Buffalo Bills (I did the fabrication and motorization, had one of our finishing experts help with the upholstery and finishing, and left the video up to one of our resident gurus) using those amps, and had THREE failures of the amp, despite having fan cooling through the rack.
By the time we were done, we not only had a drawn airflow down each side of the amp, but also a large squirrel cage fan forcing air down the front (with the amp rack closed), and a second squirrel-cage fan recirculating the air out from under the rear seat (which was actually very spacious underneath, seemed wholly unnecessary).
http://www.kwbuffalo.com/gallery_f650.php
(btw, the Audiobahn subs were used for two reasons - one, the 6" depth of the enclosure, and second, the proper bling-bling desired by the football pro

I wish we had illuminated shots of the enclosure, it had a 4 piece color changing kit that was oriented in such a way as to actually cause moving swirls of changing light patterns inside, on the frosted glass)
But anyway, those haven't been the only heat related failures we've had with them - so I was thrilled by the new LRx with it's integrated fan, obviously something Audison identified as an issue as well.

That install looks great, and based on your description has wiring integrity to match. :cool:
That's the same location my friend with the MDX used with his Utopia 3-ways...
Even with the F#1 status, it was hard to avoid localization of the midbass - and the reason had more to do with physical impact presence than it did acoustical anomolies...
In other words, that little driver did it's job kicking out the midbass and bass...
but with your knee naturally landing right in front of it, the sensation on your kneecap really (and oddly) took away a bit from the soundstage image. :(
With your car, your seats are probably lower... but I'm just curious if you had the same issues? Your doors, location, speakers and all, are very similar to the MDX!
Also (your rack looks plenty large enough), but with that last-gen LRx amp setup (check out the new ones - very [i]cool[/i] - literally), have you had any heat related issues?
We did an install for Lawyer Milloy of the Buffalo Bills (I did the fabrication and motorization, had one of our finishing experts help with the upholstery and finishing, and left the video up to one of our resident gurus) using those amps, and had THREE failures of the amp, despite having fan cooling through the rack.
By the time we were done, we not only had a drawn airflow down each side of the amp, but also a large squirrel cage fan forcing air down the front (with the amp rack closed), and a second squirrel-cage fan recirculating the air out from under the rear seat (which was actually very spacious underneath, seemed wholly unnecessary).
[url]http://www.kwbuffalo.com/gallery_f650.php[/url]
(btw, the Audiobahn subs were used for two reasons - one, the 6" depth of the enclosure, and second, the proper bling-bling desired by the football pro :p I wish we had illuminated shots of the enclosure, it had a 4 piece color changing kit that was oriented in such a way as to actually cause moving swirls of changing light patterns inside, on the frosted glass)
But anyway, those haven't been the only heat related failures we've had with them - so I was thrilled by the new LRx with it's integrated fan, obviously something Audison identified as an issue as well. ;)