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<blockquote data-quote="FoxPro5" data-source="post: 1352036" data-attributes="member: 562649">Kings, what Rainbow set do you have and what tweet does it use? I have the Cal 25 aluminum domes that I have been experimenting with lately. I had them at the hight of my mids in my doors about 8&quot; away and my stage was a little below the dash.Yesterday I put them up next to the A pillar and have fooled around with aiming them a little bit. So far they sound best when they are pointed towards each other and up slightly on the dash. With time correction I can centeralize the sound deep out on the hood. I&#039;m not sure if this is better because I feel I have lost something....and it&#039;s hard to put my finger on what it exactly it is. But I will say that, in particular, female voices seem more life like - almost as though they are laying on my hood singing to me [think Shania Twain in a low cut blowse:yumyum: ]Where are you located in the Cities? Maybe we can get together and merge our creative brain power:crazy:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FoxPro5, post: 1352036, member: 562649"] Kings, what Rainbow set do you have and what tweet does it use? I have the Cal 25 aluminum domes that I have been experimenting with lately. I had them at the hight of my mids in my doors about 8" away and my stage was a little below the dash. Yesterday I put them up next to the A pillar and have fooled around with aiming them a little bit. So far they sound best when they are pointed towards each other and up slightly on the dash. With time correction I can centeralize the sound deep out on the hood. I'm not sure if this is better because I feel I have lost something....and it's hard to put my finger on what it exactly it is. But I will say that, in particular, female voices seem more life like - almost as though they are laying on my hood singing to me [think Shania Twain in a low cut blowse:yumyum: ] Where are you located in the Cities? Maybe we can get together and merge our creative brain power:crazy: [/QUOTE]

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