DaveyLC
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Registered: 8th Oct 08
Location: Berkshire
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Originally posted by Nic Barnes
It's pretty quiet inside now it's insulated and partly carpeted so I think it wouldn't be too bad.
Fronts are 10cm yep, what and where do I put the tweeters however? Is there an angle etc that would be best? Plenty of room in the a pillar covers
If you want to be proper anal about 'sound stage' then the tweeters should be as far forward as possible and as high as possible.. Some people like to point them at the windscreen so they reflect back.
The audio nerds all say if you should be able to sit in the drivers seat, close your eyes and it should sound like the music is coming from directly in front of you.
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MatthewR
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Registered: 21st Oct 02
Location: Rickmansworth
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Originally posted by DaveyLC
When you hear a 'bass line' coming from another car in traffic what do you instantly think about that driver:
a) Wow what a classy gentleman, I wish I could be more like him.
or
b) What a cunt.
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sxibeast
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Registered: 6th Aug 03
Location: Milton Keynes
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Originally posted by Nic Barnes
http://www.carsoundsandsecurity.co.uk/store/vibe-liteair-optisound-auto-8-active/
this one?
[Edited on 25-06-2015 by Nic Barnes]
Yep thats the one. Think that was about the cheapest we could find.
Halfords had it up for £190 in store last time i walked by.
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alan t
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Registered: 3rd Sep 06
Location: edinburgh
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Instead of a sub nic what about amping a set of 6x9's? Fit amp under the seat but not sure about where you could mount the speakers though? Could be a alternative for you
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Nic Barnes
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Registered: 5th Apr 04
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i have some 6x9s that i am fitting in some boxes i bought from ebay in the back corner of the van on the floor. that may provide enough sound yet, i hope so, but if not i reckon a small sub will cure it.
upgrading the front speakers as well at some point.
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mattievRS
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Registered: 20th May 06
Location: Leicester
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Originally posted by DaveyLC
I'm not sure where you learned to speak English but what I did there was ask a question, not make a statement.
It was merely there for your to use as a point of consideration before making your purchase.
Probably learned in the same place you learner to use punctuation. When you ask a question, it normally gets punctuated with a ? at the end! 
[Edited on 29-06-2015 by mattievRS]
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