Yaris Sedan Deadening and Sound system upgrade

[sqcomp]

Not as wide? Meh...physically yes, by a couple inches. What I'm gaining is frequency response by being more on axis.

I feel that in my listening tests I was able to be deep and to the mirrors which is my goal. That was without ANY EQ/amplitude tweaks. I feel that we're both on the right track. I don't want to cut into the metal (it's just a peeve of mine). We simply have slight differences with similar layouts.

I am excited to get the tweeters up in the deep end of the pillars!

[derickveliz2]

Originally Posted by sqcomp

Not as wide? Meh...physically yes, by a couple inches. What I'm gaining is frequency response by being more on axis.

I feel that in my listening tests I was able to be deep and to the mirrors which is my goal. That was without ANY EQ/amplitude tweaks. I feel that we're both on the right track. I don't want to cut into the metal (it's just a peeve of mine). We simply have slight differences with similar layouts.

I am excited to get the tweeters up in the deep end of the pillars!

I agree, we are on the right track! for sure.

Cutting the a-frame was a piece of cake with my old dremel. but good enough for a 3 inch speaker, L4 SE's mmm it would be hard.



After reading your previous posts, I went back with a ruler and some tuning in mind...

Ok, the Image is 2-3 inches above the cluster. almost hitting the windshield;
I put a little toy up there and it feels like they toy is singing to me! jeje you know my analogies are from the kid that lives inside of me.

I was thinking about the tweeters too, sounds like a lot of work, but it may be worth the dust and sanding involved.

D.