Recent content by anwaypasible

a prime showing of how you didnt read the post, again embarassing yourself. there was no arguement in my post.. only factual information, regardless of the lack of affirmitive definition about the name of the details i was talking about. i dont have to use a term to define what i am talking...

this is what i am looking at in my apartment:

clearly limited because of your own assertations. you dont know me .. you dont know half of me .. you have no right to tell me what my constitutional rights are .. and you tread the line of infringing my personal liberty, but you do it quite distasteful. whatever equipment you have to have...

you dare argue that not all speakers are made equal .. stop embarassing yourself. i'm not a child, despite talking in a childish method of communicating. you dont have the decency to make it in this world.

you've said it yourself.. 'fair' because you can only expect so much from a midrange being used as a woofer. i've had good luck with the cerwin vega crossovers off ebay, and i plan on going that route again. once all of it is in place.. i will be using my calibrated SHURE microphone to adjust...

thanks cousin.. i try to get the details out to the less informed.

one might say that you get what you pay for.. another might say that you are lucky and picked a pair of capable speakers. i am currently running my stock 6.5 inch speakers down to 50hz and all the way up to 20khz.. i run them as hard as i can, just before the vocals start to distort. they dont...

thanks for the tough choice.. i'm gonna have fun with this one. i dont plan on buying anything until april.. so i have some time to research further. if it was a perfect world.. i would simply listen to both.

much simpler to distort. i'm not looking to purchase a midrange that can do it all and still sound good.. its cheaper and the results are better when the speakers are divided up to play a dedicated part of the frequency spectrum. this method of thinking works with all speakers.. even if you...

because nobody should be running midranges down to 150hz (or lower.. which makes the speaker work hard with no benefit) the original poster could just add a 3-way crossover and keep the rear channels.. hook up the sub to the *woofer* output of the 3-way crossover and the 5.25 inch speakers go...

you should be able to have 3-way up front and the sub in the trunk without noticing that the bass is coming from the trunk.. i am saying not using the rear speakers at all. that is the typical problem of using 2-way speakers.. there is a severe lack of frequency between the midrange and bass...

i really want some bass up front.. i have had systems in the past with 2-way components up front and back, with the subwoofer picking up all that the components couldnt. but this time around i really wanna try going with 3-way crossovers in the front and back (or at least the front) my front...

i dont know how low the FS is of the subwoofer.. but you are probably gonna need an equalizer. if it aint for the high end .. its gonna be for the low end. and putting a subwoofer in the corner always messes with the phase of the soundwave. there are only a lucky few that patch a problem...

you really shouldnt try to use rear speakers when there is a subwoofer in the trunk unless the speakers are seperated from the massive amounts of air pressure that the subwoofer puts out. if you dont, the rear speaker cones are gonna move because the subwoofer is forcing them to move. the...

first of all.. your headunit doesnt have time alignment processing.. and the setup you have listed could really benefit from some time alignment adjustments. i wouldnt go with coaxials in the front because you lose so much surface area of the cone. you would be suprised at how well some...