Well, you'd have to cross to the 6x9 pretty low. Like 60 Hz or so. Otherwise
you'll get a heck of a discontinuity in the lower midrange. The ear is
pretty good at direction at those frequencies. So some of the midrange would
sound like it's coming from the back and some from the front. Odd sound.

That's assuming your crossover isn't any steeper than 24db per octave, and
if you go steeper than that there are severe problems both electrically and
acoustically if I understand crossover theory correctly.

This all may be b.s. As vehicle interiors do odd things to sound but I think
it's likely enough to be real careful before you spend the money.

IMHO or something like that.

Mike

Anybody want to buy some Fulton Speakers?

On 1/28/07 11:02 PM, "Matt Drew" <t3vanagon@GMAIL.COM> wrote:

> I've been considering doing the same with my '90 GL, but with a considerable
> modification.
>
> 100W flat amp mounted under the front passenger seat with 2 6x9s installed
> in the wood panel below the 2nd bench seat.
>
> Hi-end to the "stock" 3.5", low-end mains to the 6x9s.
>
> Great sound without blasting out the neighbors.
>
> I need to do something quickly, as the PO blew the front speakers out and
> it's really starting to drive me nuts.
>
> Anyone see any potential problems?
>
> Matt
>
> i used pioneer..   3.5"    2 way..   dremeled the '88 up style speaker
>> grilles off the stock speakers, and used the grilles w/ the
>> pioneers..  looks
>> factory..
>>
>> chris
>>
>
>> Hi - I'd like to upgrade the 4 speakers in my westy but want to keep
>> the original faceplates.  Anyone recommend a small but might speaker
>> that will fit in there?
>>
>
>