speaker help

[rowdyful7 10]

So that's a no go but why is it a worse reason ?

[rowdyful7 10]

So that's a no go but why is it a worse reason ?

[lithium 358]

search wikipedia for constructive and destructive interference. or think of it this way, what would sound better, 2 sets of shitty speakers or 1 set of good speakers? 

 

any money not spend on buying the speakers should be spent on sound deadening and install. buying expensive gear and not installing it correctly is just a waste of money

[rowdyful7 10]

So they would cancel each other out even if I got like ia co axials in front and back?

[///M5 2,833]

Yes and not consistently. Create's a fucking mess. A single driver per frequency is ALWAYS the best approach. Rears do NOTHING positive in ANY install.

[rowdyful7 10]

alright thanks for the help

[dyukduken 0]

You need some sort of processing to go active

[SpeakerBoy 64]

Yes and not consistently. Create's a fucking mess. A single driver per frequency is ALWAYS the best approach. Rears do NOTHING positive in ANY install.

That's bullshit. They are an excellent way to waste money man! Lol.

In my blazer I wired up a second set in the back and noticed nothing but additional voltage drop, and spottier midrange than I had already.

Edited February 24, 2014 by SpeakerBoy