Subs facing each other?
#1
Subs facing each other?
Currently i have 1 JL10W3 V3 in my jetta. This weekend i am going to be building a box to place the sub in the lefthand side pocket of the trunk.
Later on i would like to build another box and add another w3 on the opposite side of the trunk for some extra kick. From what i remember from being heavy into car audio a while back, running subs facing each other is ok as long as they are wired in phase with each other. IE. one pushes while the other pulls. Is there any ill effects of this? Or should i just upgrade to a w6 with more power and keep one to the side?
Later on i would like to build another box and add another w3 on the opposite side of the trunk for some extra kick. From what i remember from being heavy into car audio a while back, running subs facing each other is ok as long as they are wired in phase with each other. IE. one pushes while the other pulls. Is there any ill effects of this? Or should i just upgrade to a w6 with more power and keep one to the side?
#2
If you invert one sub you wouldn't have to phase (correct?). If you want bump and want to stay with JL, skip the W6 and get a 10 W7 in a ported box, it'll probably eat both, and be +/- 1.8 cuft, pretty small still.
#4
there is acoustical and electrical phase, electrical is simply reversing the wires.
acoustical phase you wont know until you try it, if you have really bad cancellation or other funky unexpected sounds, reverse the wiring on one of the subs.
What you're talking about however is usually only worried about if the subs are in the same enclosure or within a few inches from each other.
on the other corner of the trunk, you'll be fine.
acoustical phase you wont know until you try it, if you have really bad cancellation or other funky unexpected sounds, reverse the wiring on one of the subs.
What you're talking about however is usually only worried about if the subs are in the same enclosure or within a few inches from each other.
on the other corner of the trunk, you'll be fine.
#7
I prefer to use polarity when dealing with electrical connections and phase when dealing with acoustical issues. It helps avoid confusion..