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<blockquote data-quote="Buck" data-source="post: 8763677" data-attributes="member: 591582"><p>x2. I think the OP's locations are an issue, but it's not his fault, it's just the nature of his vehicle.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I think you should strongly consider pods or something for your speakers. I really think you need to aim your speakers, somewhat manipulate the way they "fire" at you or in the cabin, so the sound presents itself properly to your ears. Frequencies have angles, and if you don't have line of sight, so to speak, to your ears within the angle of sound from any speaker, then it's not going to sound as good. You can get weird reverberations and peaks from that. Like if your mids are aimed at a wall, when that sound hits the wall, it scatters and can cause weird sound peaks, possible harshness. I would really consider it, especially if you can do fiberglass work.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Buck, post: 8763677, member: 591582"] x2. I think the OP's locations are an issue, but it's not his fault, it's just the nature of his vehicle. I think you should strongly consider pods or something for your speakers. I really think you need to aim your speakers, somewhat manipulate the way they "fire" at you or in the cabin, so the sound presents itself properly to your ears. Frequencies have angles, and if you don't have line of sight, so to speak, to your ears within the angle of sound from any speaker, then it's not going to sound as good. You can get weird reverberations and peaks from that. Like if your mids are aimed at a wall, when that sound hits the wall, it scatters and can cause weird sound peaks, possible harshness. I would really consider it, especially if you can do fiberglass work. [/QUOTE]
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