For those with a stealth box setup.
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For those with a stealth box setup. What do you guy have your subs crossed over at? For a while had mine x-overed at 125hz, so today I was messing around with my setup, I noticed at high volumes it doesn't sound right at all with the higher bass 100+ hz so I went down to 80 with it, and it sounded much better. I had to adjust the door speakers accordingly for some more mid bass, but mid bass freq dont sound well in the doors, and the doors rattle some BTW.
I have cheap setup too so it could be that. 10" wally world Lightning Audio sub and a 4 channel vr3 amp, the sub is gettin 100 watts and the door speakers are getting 50 each. I have no money for a big setup so this is all I have, I'll get another cheap amp for the sub and then get a set of Memphis Audio coaxials in the doors, and have the RF speakers in the sail panels, they do pretty good with producing a bit of bass but there buch better in the sail panels.
Currently it sounds good but I'm looking for a little more.
I have cheap setup too so it could be that. 10" wally world Lightning Audio sub and a 4 channel vr3 amp, the sub is gettin 100 watts and the door speakers are getting 50 each. I have no money for a big setup so this is all I have, I'll get another cheap amp for the sub and then get a set of Memphis Audio coaxials in the doors, and have the RF speakers in the sail panels, they do pretty good with producing a bit of bass but there buch better in the sail panels.
Currently it sounds good but I'm looking for a little more.
My amp crosses at 250, but my head unit sends out an adjustable signal - 80, 120, 160 - with adjustable gain. I play with it from song to song, so I don't think there is one perfect setting. The head unit is nothing fancy from Best Buy, either. So my recommendation is get some way to adjust it up front.
-Geoff
-Geoff
