well said.
my old car had a 5" mid and two Peerless soft domes in each door. the mid was 50Hz-5KHz. soft domes were 5KHz-15KHz. I had 4 hard domes (Orion) in the dash just below the windshield aimed toward driver/passenger, set at 15KHz up. Mostly to cover things like symbols and such.. nothing else really in that range so it gave a nice dispersed effect for instruments without throwing off the vocals, which were all contained by the door speakers which were clustered together.
subs handled everything from ~60Hz down.
worked out well.
thanks for giving the details on the guy's car and the rest of his system.
I was about to ask the same things when I saw the initial post, but someone beat me to it.
With my system 360 right now I'm still pondering if I want to fiberglass pods for the lower front portion of each door, or if I want to make whole new door panels for the car to house the speakers and hold the controls for the power windows, locks, etc.
If I go with whole new panels, even though it's a lot more work, I can pack up the factory door panels and leave them untouched if I want to restore the car to stock later.
tough decisions.
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