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[037981]

i want of set up that is Flawless

I will be mounting the 3 inch full range on the a pillar what i am trying to ask was should i put the 4 inch sub on a pillar or somewhere else

[br85]

37981, on Sep 27 2009, 11:48 AM, said:

i want of set up that is Flawless

I will be mounting the 3 inch full range on the a pillar what i am trying to ask was should i put the 4 inch sub on a pillar or somewhere else

If you want a setup that is flawless, you'd better write to the toothfairy, because it has never happened in a car, and never will.

Tell us what you're willing to sacrifice, and we can help you.

[037981]

i want of set up that is Flawless

I will be mounting the 3 inch full range on the a pillar what i am trying to ask was should i put the 4 inch sub on a pillar or somewhere else

I did a quick search this is what I want

http://motormusicmag.com/news/401/53/The-B...C230-Sport.html

4 inch sub than 3 full range inch than MT-24LE TWEETER

I'm willing to sacrifice look as long as it's not too ugly

[br85]

37981, on Sep 27 2009, 12:08 PM, said:

i want of set up that is Flawless

I will be mounting the 3 inch full range on the a pillar what i am trying to ask was should i put the 4 inch sub on a pillar or somewhere else

I did a quick search this is what I want

http://motormusicmag.com/news/401/53/The-B...C230-Sport.html

4 inch sub than 3 full range inch than MT-24LE TWEETER

I'm willing to sacrifice look as long as it's not too ugly

The set up you linked is nowhere near flawless.

Which 4" sub are you referring to? Either way, you're not going to put anything that even resembles a sub in the pillar, subs need airspace to produce bass. Airspace you do not have in the pillars.

Edited by br85, 27 September 2009 - 12:11 PM.

[037981]

Tang Band

http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.c...tnumber=264-831

[br85]

You realise you're going to need quite a few of those, right?

And by the way, the higher you want to cross them over, the more it matters where you install them.

[037981]

I know this but I am going to get 1 10 inch ULTIMO SC SUBWOOFER

[dharren]

morel speakers make good pair with DLS A series amplifier. A pillar try 3inch Mid-range from Morel and Morel Tweeters aiming directly across from each opposite side of the a-pillars at 90 degree angle of the dash picturing the dash is a flat surface. the mid-range aim them to cross path with a laser beam a bit pass the middle of the cabin ceiling toward the back(note: matter of trial and error not all ears and not all vehicle are the same but generally the same principle). Mount your mid-bass in the door slightly angle upward 6.5inch will fit on a d-max door. If youre not aiming for SPL for a cab ute/truck an active 10" sub under the passenger seat will fill in missing bass signal.

[ICEDIST]

37981, on Sep 6 2009, 11:48 AM, said:

hi is anyone out there what about the vibe BlackBox Bass 1

Product info:
http://www.vibecarau...cts/blackboxb1/

For stockists...:
http://icedistributi...ealerslist.html

[~thematt~]

Firing a tweeter across the dash results in early reflections off the windscreen. It screws the image, and I've never heard a single car where that's worked effectively. It cant work, wont work, and unless you eliminate the windscreen (for the reflections), or any direct radiation path, never work properly.

Also, a 6.5" isnt a midbass. It doesnt have enough volumetric displacement to produce decent midbass at audible levels. Two of them, yes, but one, nope. And angling a midbass, especially in a 3-way, is such a bad idea. You have a baffle, but are introducing artifacts that screw the midbass sound up really badly that your not taking advantage of the baffle. Also, angling will do nothing at those frequencies but increase the speakers harmonic distortion levels to your ears. In terms of 'image', angling a midbass is like rotating the sun so you get more light.

Unfortunately for the OP, you're in the wrong section for these sorts of questions. In the Beginners section, you'll get useful assistance. In here, you'll get confused, (feel like) knocked down and unfortunately it may stem your passion somewhat. Everyone here means well, and can provide wonderful assistance, but the competence levels are high enough where you need to understand quite a bit before you can comprehend the next steps.