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4 pointsI am very happy with the swap. They(Evils) don't have as much output from 80hz and down as the Seas, but the xcons play so flat that they blend well enough to hide it. 100hz and up and they start to have noticeably more output, especially above ~500hz. Detail and clarity seems to be on par with the Seas.4 points
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1 pointEvil 6.5s will be going in my audio vehicle. . Just need to figure out what tweeters to choose1 point
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1 point1 pointDefinitely one of those things that is usually much more obvious once taken apart.1 point1 pointWell, I got lucky. The spring on the positive speaker terminal was worn out causing the speaker wire to not make contact with the terminal. All is good once again.1 point-1 pointsSo, for more money and less usability? $210 buy you 2 miniDSP's with all the power of those+. Don't understand that recommendation at all. Overpay for less functionality and more...nothing.-1 points-1 pointsFR 3's HAVE to HAVE to HAVE to be on axis. If he wants in dash control it means a new headunit. Just make sure to get the balanced miniDSP's as they have more output voltage (even when used unbalanced)-1 points-1 pointsA 2x4 balanced with DC isolator. If you want processing on the sub and can't use the headunit for it a second one will solve that. Need appropriate plugins depending on the configuration.-1 points-1 pointsIndeed, skywalker. wow. Next time just ask the simple question, sometimes it is easier.-1 points-1 pointsInformation is great, but back it up with a simple question. i wasn't really sure you were even asking a question, nor what it was.-1 points-1 pointsEqualizers are used to combat anomalies in the response of a system by cutting them out. "decent" and "power acoustic" shouldn't be used in the same sentence in this regard either. I'd return the thing...unless of course you have some need it is fulfilling.-1 points-1 pointsSuggestion is to not use it, that feature sucks. Too bad since the rest of the headunit is awesome.-1 points-1 pointsIf the auto eq sounds good you need to find someone who knows how to tune. It screws up even the easy stuff.-1 points-1 pointsDidn't mean to trivialize the good sounding to you part. Definitely the first step. I would warn you on using it as a starting point though as they jack so many settings it is hard to correct. I found it much easier from scratch. And seriously it will just get WAY better.-1 points-1 pointsAnd that is the bummer, the one thing it SHOULD be able to do right is T/A. Only reason I tried it as it is easier than pulling out any other gear to measure. It failed miserably at it though.-1 points-1 pointsI tried in a variety of ways including as it is spelled out in the manual. Nothing was even close or logical. It does absolutely no measurement of cone breakup, fails miserably at time alignment and just flat out sucks. To put it in perspective using a relatively random crossover of 4k at 12dB mid/hp with NO time alignment at all and it sounded worlds better.-1 points-1 pointsBack calculate the T/A and see if it is even in the ballpark. If not, scrap the T/A settings it used altogether. It also didn't do any phasing, which to me is a crying shame. I've never had a system where all 4 drivers in the front stage were phased the same. That can make a HUGE difference. Another thing you can try is to save those settings and start over. Once you train your ear this will definitely be the better approach.-1 points-1 pointsAnd it could be WAY closer than the Pio measurement. I'd double check it pronto. If it can't do that (which is by far the easiest measurement to automate) it should send a message. Start from scratch, really will help.-1 pointsother way around . Deadening is a fundamental part of install-1 pointsStart with sharing your setup like we asked in the other thread....-1 pointsNo. EVERY setting and pictures. We already went over this....no one can help you without it. Shop is just taking your money atm and it won't help!!-1 pointsThe settings are equally important. Any knob you can change would be good to know what it is at including the head unit settings.-1 pointsThey put deadening on the parts that are dead and not on the parts that are sources of structure borne noise? Wtfbbq??-1 pointsStop typing books without the information we asked. NO ONE can help you without it. Pretty sure there is one or two simple settings you have completely jacked which screws everything up. Trying to trouble shoot with general terms is impossible. It would be akin to you asking a mechanic to trouble shoot your car over the internet and all you tell him is that you have a car, this cars brake pedal goes down 60%. What is wrong?-1 points-1 pointsYou will hear absolutely zero difference going from 3000w to 4000w. Even if the amp were a free trade I wouldn't bother. As for the box size, again for music you should avoid that. You are sitting in a good position. If there were certain frequencies, notes, anomalies or the like you wanted to change then perhaps a different box design could be the fix but there are also probably better ways to do that.-1 points
