well let me kno how those kickers sound
and i might be buying a pair of rsds if they are truly what everyone says they are
and i might be buying a pair of rsds if they are truly what everyone says they are
ProgMtl
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Try to find some CL-62's with the DRT-25 tweeter and a better xover (I happen to be selling a set of CDT CL-62's with the DRT-25 silk tweeter and upgraded 560i xover...not trying to get you to buy them...just saying that the CL-61 is the bottom of their line of mids).
tcguy85
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read all the reviews man.
i have read them and i am still the kinda person thats has to hear something to believe it you kno what i mean
tcguy85
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i too was skeptical but then i bought them and quickly realized what the hype was all about. for $87 take the chance. i bet you will like them. i have mine dialed in reaaaal nice.
but as long as your doors are deadened and sealed and you have a good 150 watts per side you'll be set.
well i plan on getting the kicker 650.4 so they will have around 120-140rms per side or if needed i will go with the kicker 850.4 so i dont have to crank the gains
tcguy85
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why a 4 channel? unless you are going active get a big 2 channel. i had mine on a ZX550.2 when i had mine running passive.
well i carry alot of people with me and in the back they will have 2 12's l7's right inbetween of them so i figued i need some rear fill and i personally like rear fill
because this is how my setup will be its a f150 king ranch with bucket seats so i am taking out the rear console and getting a custom made ported box to fit inplace of the console inbetween the rear seats so it might be necessary for some rear fill
i will prob by 2 sets of comps and not hook up the tweeters for the rear unless its necessary
so would the A pillar be a good spot to mount tweeters
because this is how my setup will be its a f150 king ranch with bucket seats so i am taking out the rear console and getting a custom made ported box to fit inplace of the console inbetween the rear seats so it might be necessary for some rear fill
i will prob by 2 sets of comps and not hook up the tweeters for the rear unless its necessary
so would the A pillar be a good spot to mount tweeters
tcguy85
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ok.
in trucks, A-pillars on-axis, seems very popular.
axis???
dont laugh but whats that mean
and if i need the extra tweeters for the rear for passangers so they can hear the music as well where would a good spot to mount tweeters in the back so it doesnt mess up the front stage
would behind the back seats be a good spot like in the back rear corner about 1ft from the back seat headrest or should i mount them on the door panels or in the kicks in the rear
this is if i only need them
dont laugh but whats that mean
and if i need the extra tweeters for the rear for passangers so they can hear the music as well where would a good spot to mount tweeters in the back so it doesnt mess up the front stage
would behind the back seats be a good spot like in the back rear corner about 1ft from the back seat headrest or should i mount them on the door panels or in the kicks in the rear
this is if i only need them
ProgMtl
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If you're going to go with full-range in the rear don't waste the money on comps...just get a decent set of coaxs
so if i need highs in the rear go with good coaxs
RAM_Designs
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real men run active //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gif
well i am not too experienced so what all do i need to run active
tcguy85
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yup, nice powerful, active front stages with no rear fill. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif
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