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Originally Posted by black99
Sounds good! Do you think I should get two rolls of RAAMmat? I want to do the sides of my trunk, my two doors, my trunk lid, and maybe some pieces inside of the car?
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Two rolls will be enough for what you want to do. I'd also reccomend the Ensolite foam too for the front doors.
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Im not really sure what type of sub it is. It is my hockey coaches old one from like '96. He has no need for it and I will be taking it off of his hands until I can get my 2 W6's.
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You'll probably kill it with the RAA2400
psst, wanna buy my 10W6V2? lol
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I know it is better to do a rear speaker delete but what about people sitting in the back? I just dont understand the whole thing about doing a rear speaker delete.
I cant wait!!!!
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Screw the peple in the back! j/k...
There are a few reasons why it's better not to have rear speakers.
1st. It will in most cases pull your soundstage back. You're tryingto make it sound like the music is coming from on top of your hood. Rear speakers, will pull that back and make it sound like it's coming from inside your head. One might think that's the way to go, and you might prefer that way better, but from a SQ/Audiophile POV it's all wrong.
2nd. The rear speakers can and in most cases will, mess up your imaging. Good imaging occurs when you have the front speakers set up properly so you can get an accurate image of where the sound is supposed to be coming from. In most cases Vocals will be dead center, then you will have different instruments that can fluctuate from left to right. By having rear speakers your left rear speaker is closer to your head than the right rear. This can cause the image to shift to the left. Not so good
3rd. Let's say you have a 2 channel amp for your front components and you are running your rear speakers off the headunit. Fade the CD player all the way to the rear and turn the volume to the max volume you would ever listen to it with the fronts playing. You'll notice alot of distortion coming from the rear speakers. Well when you have your front speakers playing too, you're still getting that distortion, it just blends in together and you realize it less.
Cut out that scenario and you have overall less distortion.
Most people that don't understand why I rec. no rear speakers, even for the back passengers, haven't really heard a good front component system with plenty of power, and properly deadened doors. Most passengers don't like loud music anyways, they'll probably be asking you to turn it down. Those Seas Lotus Performance speakers with 200 watts rms a side will get extremely loud. The people in the rear seat will not mind you not having rear speakers, trust me on that one