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<blockquote data-quote="squeak9798" data-source="post: 3610538" data-attributes="member: 555320">Disagreed with everything you&#039;ve just said.Not accurate.For example; Please explain how time alignment is going to fix a 30db difference in output level ?&nbsp; Please explain how time alignment is going to fix all of the frequency response anomolies that could cause issues with integration ?&nbsp; Please explain how time alignment is going to fix the transition from midbass to subbass ?You can&#039;t, because it doesn&#039;t;&nbsp; But the issues I mentioned will.&nbsp; Yes midbass setup plays a roll aswell, which is why I asked him to explain the setup of the rest of his system aswell.&nbsp; And time alignment may help some also (it may not, however, be necessary).&nbsp; But you have a fundamental misunderstanding of proper system setup if you think time alignment is the most important or only factor in proper subwoofer integration.Also, I forgot to mention another aspect; Sound deadening.&nbsp; Rattles and resonances in the rear will pull the subwoofer to the rear.&nbsp; How much sound deadening has been done of the vehicle ?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="squeak9798, post: 3610538, member: 555320"] Disagreed with everything you've just said. Not accurate. For example; Please explain how time alignment is going to fix a 30db difference in output level ? Please explain how time alignment is going to fix all of the frequency response anomolies that could cause issues with integration ? Please explain how time alignment is going to fix the transition from midbass to subbass ? You can't, because it doesn't; But the issues I mentioned will. Yes midbass setup plays a roll aswell, which is why I asked him to explain the setup of the rest of his system aswell. And time alignment may help some also (it may not, however, be [I]necessary[/I]). But you have a fundamental misunderstanding of proper system setup if you think time alignment is the most important or only factor in proper subwoofer integration. Also, I forgot to mention another aspect; Sound deadening. Rattles and resonances in the rear will pull the subwoofer to the rear. How much sound deadening has been done of the vehicle ? [/QUOTE]

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