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2 component sets in front doors


Cwallaker

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Can I run 2 matched component sets in my front doors if I have them xover at the same freq and slope? Or will this cause some cancelation ect.

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Is this a real question ?

Sounds like your trolling.

If not yes, no problem and it should be a 2 ohm load on amp.

Given each set is 4 ohm, both sets together will equal a 2 ohm load to amp .

It should sound good.

I run three sets in my doors and love the sound.

Hope this helps.

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Honest question . Not sure what you mean by "trolling "but , I'm sure I'm not .

I'm learning as I go so I may ask some questions with obvious answers . Never in malice though . Thank you

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Yes you can

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Well I didn't know. Not bashing you. I see people asking the same thing time after time. So it makes me question some things some times. I mint you no harm, my bad.

None taken . I try to use the search feature but , it don't seen to work for me .
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Also I'm using auto T/A in the deck (80prs)

I'd be keeping them as close together as I can but adding a second set shouldn't screw with the time alignment?

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In the grand scheme, yes, it will mess with your T/A. Because no matter what, one woofer/tweeter on each side will always be farther away than its counterpart. Will it be noticeable? Possibly, but maybe not. It depends on how good of a listener you are. You might never notice, or it could drive you completely insane. My money is you won't realize it, or if you do, you'll quickly forget about it until you adjust the T/A one day.

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