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<blockquote data-quote="Chaotic_Thought" data-source="post: 7590116" data-attributes="member: 637124"><p>Ahh yes. I have faded from side to side, but still with the same effect. I am running the 880 and have tried all sorts of T/A and crossover combinations and nothing really seems to help. With it faded to either side, I am still getting poor midbass at normal driving position but the on axis response is much better. I know that the stock location is far from optimal, but i though midbass wasn't as directional and didn't need to be mounted on axis.</p><p></p><p>What are the chances that it is the cheaper CDT's that are causing the issue?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chaotic_Thought, post: 7590116, member: 637124"] Ahh yes. I have faded from side to side, but still with the same effect. I am running the 880 and have tried all sorts of T/A and crossover combinations and nothing really seems to help. With it faded to either side, I am still getting poor midbass at normal driving position but the on axis response is much better. I know that the stock location is far from optimal, but i though midbass wasn't as directional and didn't need to be mounted on axis. What are the chances that it is the cheaper CDT's that are causing the issue? [/QUOTE]
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