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Only if these tweeters are better for off axis rather than on axis. Reverse polarity would be a better question for Jeremy since he is an installer.
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Yeah dude polarity is totally install and path length dependent. There really isn't a "this works better".
Your best bet is following my tuning tutorial in the FAQ. It will walk you through setting phase for the entire stereo.
You don't have to do it for the entire system, but it will give you the best results. That being said, just finding what phase alignment works best for your tweeters can make a pretty big difference.
Your best bet is following my tuning tutorial in the FAQ. It will walk you through setting phase for the entire stereo.
You don't have to do it for the entire system, but it will give you the best results. That being said, just finding what phase alignment works best for your tweeters can make a pretty big difference.
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finally got some carpet on the box, and a gasket for the sub makes it look much better.

Now the plan is to mount the 2500D somewhere and more importantly, make me louder! Obviously the first plan is to seal off the sub from the trunk, but right i have no $ for glass, but once i do i want to be able to remove the box easily, so i gotta figure out a way to seal it effectively and be able to just pull it out.
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Now the plan is to mount the 2500D somewhere and more importantly, make me louder! Obviously the first plan is to seal off the sub from the trunk, but right i have no $ for glass, but once i do i want to be able to remove the box easily, so i gotta figure out a way to seal it effectively and be able to just pull it out.
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