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<blockquote data-quote="RebelDogg" data-source="post: 4778733" data-attributes="member: 591498">I was thinking of taking the bezel from behind my speaker and replacing it with one I would make that would cause the speaker to sit at more of an angle, firing it up and back rather than straight at my feet. I drive a Tahoe, btw.I hate having the speakers blasting at my feet, but I wonder if there would be much benefit from doing this? I don&#039;t know if it&#039;s been done or if there is already a prefabricated bezel I could buy. I was just going to make one that was a bit higher on one end. I can modify the trim panel as needed to make it fit. I don&#039;t mean making the speaker sit too far out. MaybeBefore anyone suggests it, I have thought of kick panels. A. I don&#039;t like the idea because I know they&#039;ll end up getting stepped on, and B. I&#039;ll probably end up getting them later anyway for my second set of speakers I&#039;ll be installing in the future.Thoughts?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RebelDogg, post: 4778733, member: 591498"] I was thinking of taking the bezel from behind my speaker and replacing it with one I would make that would cause the speaker to sit at more of an angle, firing it up and back rather than straight at my feet. I drive a Tahoe, btw. I hate having the speakers blasting at my feet, but I wonder if there would be much benefit from doing this? I don't know if it's been done or if there is already a prefabricated bezel I could buy. I was just going to make one that was a bit higher on one end. I can modify the trim panel as needed to make it fit. I don't mean making the speaker sit too far out. Maybe Before anyone suggests it, I have thought of kick panels. A. I don't like the idea because I know they'll end up getting stepped on, and B. I'll probably end up getting them later anyway for my second set of speakers I'll be installing in the future. Thoughts? [/QUOTE]

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