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<blockquote data-quote="Beerdrnkr" data-source="post: 7972809" data-attributes="member: 568055"><p>My car sounds pretty **** good right now. I think you'll be happy with it. As simple as it is to set up though, you will definitely have to run the calibrations more than once and play with the xover points and slopes and then you can do a little fine tuning with the eq. Even playing around with head movement to get a good center image will take a bit of messing around with. It's still probably the easiest solution out there right now for setting up a good sounding system. The key is having a center channel though, it makes a big difference!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Beerdrnkr, post: 7972809, member: 568055"] My car sounds pretty **** good right now. I think you'll be happy with it. As simple as it is to set up though, you will definitely have to run the calibrations more than once and play with the xover points and slopes and then you can do a little fine tuning with the eq. Even playing around with head movement to get a good center image will take a bit of messing around with. It's still probably the easiest solution out there right now for setting up a good sounding system. The key is having a center channel though, it makes a big difference! [/QUOTE]
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