Cancelation?

[hpsaheli 10+ year member]

Okay,

I just recived my rmb8's So I want to know what I should do with my system!

Will I have any cancelation with this setup:?

Front speaers: Cdt 641-----> 80Hz-20kHz

Rear deck: pioneer 6x9------>200Hz-20kHz

Rmb8's(midrange)--------> 80Hz-400Hz

Sub: 15"xxx----->20Hz-80Hz

What do you guys think?

any changes?

Thanks,

HPS

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[hpsaheli 10+ year member]

Common guys

 

[hpsaheli 10+ year member]

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[hpsaheli 10+ year member]

any idea?

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[helotaxi 5,000+ posts]

Impatient?

Yes, you will have cancellation issues. Any time you have multiple speakers playing the same frequencies that are different distances from the listener's ears and no time correction is used, there will be phasing and cancellation issues.

 

[hpsaheli 10+ year member]

What should I do?

which would be a bigger problem?

the cdt running with at the same time with midbass driver or the 6x9 with the midbass?

how would this sound?

cdt641------>80Hz-20K

rmb8's------>80-200HZ

6x9---->200-20k

I still have the rear speakers interfering with front speakers

any Idea on how I should do the setup ?

And sorry for bein impatiant

 

[helotaxi 5,000+ posts]

Isn't the CDT-641 a 3-way system? Generally you add a midbass to a 2-way component system to handle the transition from the subs to the midrange. With a 3-way system, another midbass driver generally isn't needed. If you are dead set on running as much of the stuff you have as possible, I would put the 8s in the rear deck in small enclosures to keep the subs from beating them up and cross them from about 80-150Hz. If you go any higher than that, you will begin to seriously drag the imaging to the rear. Install the CDTs up front and cross them over 150-ish Hz and above. Toss the 6x9s all together.

 

[hpsaheli 10+ year member]

I guess I will do that.

But if I throw away the 6x9s I wouldn't have any highs for rear, and I would really like some highs for the rear.

 

[helotaxi 5,000+ posts]

With those CDTs up front, assuming that you are powering them with an amp that will do at least 50-100 watts per channel, you won't even notice that they are not there.

 

[hpsaheli 10+ year member]

Yeah I am sending 130 per each channel.

Thanks for the help