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<blockquote data-quote="Oraclem19" data-source="post: 8135188" data-attributes="member: 652985">For the 4 speakers, I want to try to get all 4 of his doors replaced with good speakers. Not sure if muddy sound from the rear would muck up the front sound if I only did a set up there.I am just not sure if I can fit a 5.25 on a mount bracket in his door, and knew a 4&quot; should fit even with a tweeter next to it. The front bracket is only 5x7.Need to get at least phase and reflections looked into, time alignment won&#039;t be adjustable on these budget builds.Comb filtering I have heard of(can&#039;t pull the thought to mind, overlapping frequencies out of phase?) however need to put more look into speaker location.Unfortunately only about the top half of that list applies to this build, as I can not mount anywhere but the factory holes, can not modify inside or door panels, and might not have enough space between door and door panel to mount the tweet on axis.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oraclem19, post: 8135188, member: 652985"] For the 4 speakers, I want to try to get all 4 of his doors replaced with good speakers. Not sure if muddy sound from the rear would muck up the front sound if I only did a set up there. I am just not sure if I can fit a 5.25 on a mount bracket in his door, and knew a 4" should fit even with a tweeter next to it. The front bracket is only 5x7. Need to get at least phase and reflections looked into, time alignment won't be adjustable on these budget builds. Comb filtering I have heard of(can't pull the thought to mind, overlapping frequencies out of phase?) however need to put more look into speaker location. Unfortunately only about the top half of that list applies to this build, as I can not mount anywhere but the factory holes, can not modify inside or door panels, and might not have enough space between door and door panel to mount the tweet on axis. [/QUOTE]

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