phasing question
#2
depends if the "interiors" you are talking about is leather or cloth...ha ha just kidding. it really depends up to you as to what you want to do. Try listening to it both ways and determine which gives you the best sound. There is no formula...its all in the ears man...Good luck. By the way, you wrote interiors, does this mean that you also have exteriors too? Hmmmm.
#5
In phase if your subs face front. Reverse if your subs face back.
If they are out of phase they will subtract at the crossover point rather than add. It will sound like you have a hole in your frequency response if they are out of phase.
If they are out of phase they will subtract at the crossover point rather than add. It will sound like you have a hole in your frequency response if they are out of phase.
#6
Originally Posted by Tom.F.1
In phase if your subs face front. Reverse if your subs face back.
If they are out of phase they will subtract at the crossover point rather than add. It will sound like you have a hole in your frequency response if they are out of phase.
If they are out of phase they will subtract at the crossover point rather than add. It will sound like you have a hole in your frequency response if they are out of phase.
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