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<blockquote data-quote="Justintoxicated" data-source="post: 958531" data-attributes="member: 561240">yea the DLS has a Mid Tweet and a smaller tweeter, thats why I was looking at that set particularly.The truck is a Titan and it comes with some real shitty but real big stock tweeters, the hole in the dash is 2.75 inches wide for the tweeter and the grill that pops over it is a bit larger, so if I go with a 2 way I would be making an adapter to fit a smaller DLS 1.1 inch tweeter, probably out of plexy as MDF is way to thick for this location.&nbsp; The tweeters will be mounted in the dash either way (wether a large one or small one)&nbsp; IMO they sound better up here than next to the woofer at the bottom of the door pannel.&nbsp; In most trucks this may not be the case, but I do like them in their stock locations.&nbsp; My windshield as a pretty steepe slope to it unlike many trucks perhaps that is why it works so well.&nbsp; I&#039;m not going to be cutting up my $200 door pannels on my brand new truck, I want my install to be somewhat stealth.This was the idea I mentioned, only the larger mid tweete would go in the dash and the smaller one in the door panel.&nbsp; However if I go with 2 ways the tweeter will go in the dash not the door panel, as IMO it sounds better there in my particular vehicle. and the tweeter would be at the bottom of the door.Putting the large tweeter in the dash and having the small one close to the woofer would fuk up my imaging?&nbsp; Is this opposed to putting the small tweeter in the dash and the woofer in the door with 2 way DLS setup?&nbsp; So a 2 way setup this way would sound much better than a 3 way setup this way?I&#039;m not wrried about tuning or setting up the 3 way using the crossovers provided that just takes time.&nbsp; But if a 2-way with tweeters in the dash would sound better I will stick with that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Justintoxicated, post: 958531, member: 561240"] yea the DLS has a Mid Tweet and a smaller tweeter, thats why I was looking at that set particularly. The truck is a Titan and it comes with some real shitty but real big stock tweeters, the hole in the dash is 2.75 inches wide for the tweeter and the grill that pops over it is a bit larger, so if I go with a 2 way I would be making an adapter to fit a smaller DLS 1.1 inch tweeter, probably out of plexy as MDF is way to thick for this location. The tweeters will be mounted in the dash either way (wether a large one or small one) IMO they sound better up here than next to the woofer at the bottom of the door pannel. In most trucks this may not be the case, but I do like them in their stock locations. My windshield as a pretty steepe slope to it unlike many trucks perhaps that is why it works so well. I'm not going to be cutting up my $200 door pannels on my brand new truck, I want my install to be somewhat stealth. This was the idea I mentioned, only the larger mid tweete would go in the dash and the smaller one in the door panel. However if I go with 2 ways the tweeter will go in the dash not the door panel, as IMO it sounds better there in my particular vehicle. and the tweeter would be at the bottom of the door. Putting the large tweeter in the dash and having the small one close to the woofer would fuk up my imaging? Is this opposed to putting the small tweeter in the dash and the woofer in the door with 2 way DLS setup? So a 2 way setup this way would sound much better than a 3 way setup this way? I'm not wrried about tuning or setting up the 3 way using the crossovers provided that just takes time. But if a 2-way with tweeters in the dash would sound better I will stick with that. [/QUOTE]

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