Time alignment Front only ok?
Time alignment Front only ok?
Hello
Time allignment front only or do you need rears also?
I have played a bit with time allignment in the past but some recommendations would be helpfull. I am considering a front only time allignment to expand my soundstage. Is this ok or do I really need to include the rears (mounted low in door) . What about the sub?
The plan is for separatefront midbass (low in door) and tweeter (sail or A pilar) time alignment with electronic crossovers
thanks
Time allignment front only or do you need rears also?
I have played a bit with time allignment in the past but some recommendations would be helpfull. I am considering a front only time allignment to expand my soundstage. Is this ok or do I really need to include the rears (mounted low in door) . What about the sub?
The plan is for separatefront midbass (low in door) and tweeter (sail or A pilar) time alignment with electronic crossovers
thanks
Last edited by zoomer; Jul 31, 2011 at 08:47 AM.
That is exactly the problem - the woofer is significantly farther away than the front end. The general process is to delay the entire front end so that the bass arrives at the same time. I guess technically you're not actually using time delay on the sub, but you are including it in the overall tuning.
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