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<blockquote data-quote="tcguy85" data-source="post: 3690202" data-attributes="member: 574289">nah, if you care about SQ then you want most of the sound coming from the front. you actually want the front speakers to play as much of the low end bass as possible w/o distortion and bottoming out of course.i have my rsd&#039;s high passed at 63hz and my sub at 50hz both with 12db crossover slopes and they blend together very very well. on most music you&#039;ll hear the very bottom end but it actually sounds like it&#039;s all coming from the front speakers. it almost sounds like i don&#039;t have a sub in the trunk. the only time it&#039;s obvious that i have a sub in the car is when i really crank the volume up and you feel the double bass kicks in your back.my point is if you have bass or mid-bass really coming from behind you it will pull the&nbsp; sound stage to the back and it won&#039;t sound the same. some people though prefer that sound, it&#039;s all up to you in the end.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tcguy85, post: 3690202, member: 574289"] nah, if you care about SQ then you want most of the sound coming from the front. you actually want the front speakers to play as much of the low end bass as possible w/o distortion and bottoming out of course. i have my rsd's high passed at 63hz and my sub at 50hz both with 12db crossover slopes and they blend together very very well. on most music you'll hear the very bottom end but it actually sounds like it's all coming from the front speakers. it almost sounds like i don't have a sub in the trunk. the only time it's obvious that i have a sub in the car is when i really crank the volume up and you feel the double bass kicks in your back. my point is if you have bass or mid-bass really coming from behind you it will pull the sound stage to the back and it won't sound the same. some people though prefer that sound, it's all up to you in the end. [/QUOTE]

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