51d3w1nd312
May 26 2006, 06:58 AM
picked myself up some pioneer 6x9`s today and a pair of plastic spacers to go over my existing 6" holes... installed them in the rolla, but the parcel tray is old, crapty and most likely rotten...so as a result all the sound is rebounding off the metal beneath the parcel shelf and i now have no midbass
so i had an idea... what if i were to line the spacer, the parcel shelf under the spacer and the 6" hole with sound deadening? would it fix my problem? or just make my problem more obvious?
APS
May 26 2006, 09:13 AM
Make a new parcel tray out of MDF and carpet.
Also i think you might have the speakers wired out of phase if there is no midbass.
And why would you need spacers if you have a perfectly good shelf you can modify to fit the speakers in there.
George
Adelaide Pro Sound
51d3w1nd312
May 26 2006, 06:13 PM
i was just aftera quick fix i spose...how do i wire them in phase?
Audio Express
May 26 2006, 06:55 PM
swap + & - around on one.
Juls
May 26 2006, 06:59 PM
QUOTE (51d3w1nd312 @ May 26 2006, 04:13 PM)

i was just aftera quick fix i spose...how do i wire them in phase?
Try swapping the polarity around,
IE: +/- to -/+
and just try it see if it's better.
you will know straight away if you had them wrong polarity (out of phase)
Juls
swanny
Jun 12 2006, 02:32 PM
Mate, no point in going for a quick fix when making a new parcel shelf is so easy.
Buy sheet of mdf.
Trace outline of old parcel tray onto sheet of mdf.
Cut sheet of mdf around line you just drew.
Hey presto!! New unrotten parcel tray!!
Dont do it ghetto style, do it right, do it once.
And yeah, sounds like they are out of phase. Pick one speaker and swap the wire going to the negative terminal to the positive terminal, and the wire going to the positive terminal to the negative terminal.
See if that helps.
Luke
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