Njord

That is what I was trying to get you to do since my 2nd post. -0.6ms on the left should be ok. I found mine was around -1.0ms. Of course this will be different in different vehicles and with different tweet/mid locations.

I played around with the timing alignment for the 4 speakers (tweeter, and midbass. I only have front speakers) I found running them as a pair was better but only because of the increased power my amp outputs bridged(125wrmsx4 vs 500wrmsx2 both @4ohms), and with timing alignment on the left/right made it enjoyable.

d4rin

Yeah -0.6 seems to be the sweet spot, I didn't adjust any other speaker though but I don't think I have to, I'm only using fronts.

I've never really messed with time-alignment on the deck, Now it seems like the music is hitting both my ears at the same time.

I knew the alignment was off because I would get more hearing fatigue in my left ear, There seemed to be more pressure, Especially with vocals.

I am extremely sound sensitive and if something does not sound right I will try and fix it the best I can, I guess that's what you call an "Audiophile".

I'll take a picture soon and show you where my tweeter/mid's just for fun .