[Dubboy]

well I would say either modify it so that they will fit in the stock location or put them somewhere around that. they should be somewhere between the roof and the floor. That way you get the best staging.

 

[onyx]

ya, just cut the old inserts...

 

[BuiltNotBought99]

I would just modify the factory places and mount them there.

 

[therealgeronimo]

Tghe sail panels like the newer nbs trucks is the best sounding spot i have heard. Check at putting them in there.

 

[Forklift]

stock location
if the speakers get to far apart from one another they will suffer from phasing issues around the x-over point and you might get either hot spots or dead spots right there. I think its like 6 inches apart at most

 

[Will]

stock location
if the speakers get to far apart from one another they will suffer from phasing issues around the x-over point and you might get either hot spots or dead spots right there. I think its like 6 inches apart at most

see, thats what i said jeff :read:

 

[Forklift]

hey dont take my steam man
get your own technical talk! :ninja:

 

[OKLAGMCRUISER]

stock location
if the speakers get to far apart from one another they will suffer from phasing issues around the x-over point and you might get either hot spots or dead spots right there. I think its like 6 inches apart at most

Most audiophiles, such as myself, know that the rule is a maximum of 18 inches form the center of the midrange/midbass...

Pat

 

[Dubboy]

well i have my tweeters in the stock location but, i also have image enhancement tweeters on my front pillars. and sorry about my crapy spelling

wes

 

[Forklift]

Most audiophiles, such as myself, know that the rule is a maximum of 18 inches form the center of the midrange/midbass...

Pat

thats why I said I think. When I do them I dam near have them touching, screw bad sound. I might be getting a set of the new RF punch series components with the 2 tweeters. but I do get them cheap at work