Subject	speakers may be out of phase
Posted by	zeeeeeya on June 20, 2001 at 12:00 PM
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In Reply To	Speakers in the doors posted by Chobe on June 20, 2001 at 11:33 AM
Message	1st off...baffles will not restrict cone movement. The cone moves within the basket so if the baffle fits around the speaker basket the cone will be ok. i think your problem is either the speakers(within the baffles) is NOT airtight or you have the speakers wired out of phase.
Follow Ups	Speakers in the doors - Chobe 11:33:31 06/20/01 take a dremel to the stock enclosures (n/m) - dogpile 11:37:49 06/20/01 or just buy a bandpass.... :( (n/m) - 91SLVTTZ 11:40:21 06/20/01 "where do i jack my car up from?" ;) - dogpile 11:53:14 06/20/01 go to chat if yer still here. oim bored (n/m) - dogpile 12:30:02 06/20/01 Dull - Do you mean no top end or low end? - ZMNY 11:47:48 06/20/01 speakers may be out of phase - zeeeeeya 12:00:05 06/20/01 baffles? I may be baffled myself - WannaZ 12:04:49 06/20/01 you are on the right wavelength.... - zeeeeeya 12:26:41 06/20/01 the "baffle" he is talking about is a piece shaped>> - my91z(gotta chica) 12:55:48 06/20/01 Dull how? To me dull means lack of HF. Is it HF or LF or - Sweep 12:46:54 06/20/01 Speakers in the doors - Chobe 13:08:51 06/20/01
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