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Sound Stage tuning.
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cool mr grinch
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cool mr grinch
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cool mr grinch
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here is one idea i came up with, the sound is alot cleaner just by moving that one tweeter down there. thoughts?
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James-aka-Cool Mr Grinch
Mack trucks electronics specialist and problem solver.
Mack trucks electronics specialist and problem solver.
oh god TN 52s
Get those things down in the kicks. Trust me. The reason they sound better they are bad with reflections, especially off of glass. The way you moved them took away the reflection off of the glass and cleaned them up.
Sometimes they do good firing directly across the window but you loose out on depth, and they can get pretty peaky.
They tend to sound real good off axis on the kicks but again you will loose out on depth.
Get those things down in the kicks. Trust me. The reason they sound better they are bad with reflections, especially off of glass. The way you moved them took away the reflection off of the glass and cleaned them up.
Sometimes they do good firing directly across the window but you loose out on depth, and they can get pretty peaky.
They tend to sound real good off axis on the kicks but again you will loose out on depth.
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cool mr grinch
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cool mr grinch
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me and fiberglass dont mix, i can find different ways to make mini pods, my drivers side a-pillar is a triple gauge pillar, would they need to be near the top of the windshield or bottom of the windshield? and are we talking about still using the ones i have now?
James-aka-Cool Mr Grinch
Mack trucks electronics specialist and problem solver.
Mack trucks electronics specialist and problem solver.
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cool mr grinch
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