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Ratski

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ok so my build is front stage focal ps165 6.5 2 way comp, rear is focal ps130 5.25 2 way comp. now for my question

i am thinking about adding a third set of speakers they would have to go into a kick panel but should i get another set of comp or go to afull range that can get more midd bass? this is my daily driver pickup, not an spl build or anything too intense. thank you

 

 

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What area is your current gear lacking in that makes you want to add another pair/set of speakers? Do you need more mid bass, mid range, highs, or is it just not loud enough for your listening preferences?

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well to be honest my whole system is not even wired yet. im waiting on a little more time to finish. im a bit afraid that its going to be lacking, after doing a lot more reading, i have seen some guys that say run a mid bass with a high powered tweeter in the kick panel.

 

 

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If you have door speakers and kick speakers, you might need some dsp time delay due to the different distances. I would try to put it all in the doors maybe. I saw an 80s Chevy pu one time that had 12 inch woofers in the doors with stock door panels. lol

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If you have door speakers and kick speakers, you might need some dsp time delay due to the different distances. I would try to put it all in the doors maybe. I saw an 80s Chevy pu one time that had 12 inch woofers in the doors with stock door panels. lol

wow lol that is a trip. i just dont want to cut into my door panels being my truck is super clean and a daily. want to keep it hidden per say but LOUD

 

 

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