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Which Is The Best Way To Aim Your Sub? - NikiterZTS - 08-10-2006
yep it looks nice and all.......until he pops his tire ;)
hope that won't happen
Which Is The Best Way To Aim Your Sub? - focusracer - 08-11-2006
NikiterZTS,Aug 9 2006, 09:26 PM Wrote:yep it looks nice and all.......until he pops his tire ;)
hope that won't happen
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Shhh!!!! Geez, now I'm gonna have to find some wood to knock on... By the way, it's called roadside coverage, times 2 :D
Which Is The Best Way To Aim Your Sub? - Drivesthebeast - 08-20-2006
Sealed boxes usually have the best SQ.
Doesn't matter what type of car you have really...just that facing the subs to the back works best 9x out of 10. I tried the Bazooka facing forward in my parents car when I installed it, and it wasn't very loud or deep. Turned it towards the trunklid, and it was a LOT louder, with good extension. I turned the gain down on the tube to reduce distortion/etc, and it blended awesome with the JBL GTO speakers we have in it. I have my 2 10's facing the hatch in my car, and this also is more efficient, and louder. Not only that, Bass shouldn't be directional anyways, NOR is it stereo. With the soundwaves hitting the rear, then reflecting into the cabin, you've got more seamless sound. Well, that's my opinion.
L8tz
Which Is The Best Way To Aim Your Sub? - scoobasteve - 08-22-2006
In My 300c i have the box aimed at teh trunk... So much rattle though, i may aim it at the cabin. I'll take the reduced output if i get cleaner sound.
Which Is The Best Way To Aim Your Sub? - DD1 - 08-26-2006
NOS2Go4Me,Aug 2 2006, 04:04 PM Wrote:You've sat in mine, right? I've got it firing rearward with the phase set normally. I've tried it with a polarity flip... it sounds worse.
Rearward, sealed single 10". No problems, lotta thump.
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but thats for best sounding in the middle of no where postion :P
Which Is The Best Way To Aim Your Sub? - Mason - 08-27-2006
My best sound quality in the sedan ( And Ive moved the sub every witch way) is ti ploint it towards the rear and leave about a foot between the Sub itself and the end of the trunk.
Leave your seats folded down in cargo mode. I never put them up and its worth it.