Hey, if it wouldn't be to much trouble, I would like to hear your
opinions on redesigning the sound system.. Right now I have two 5 1/4
Rockford Fosgates, and 2 Pioneer 6x9s.. If you don't mind email me
directly at barracuda426@rocketmail.com.
Thanks,
Dan(Gregory)
===
94 Dakota Sport V6 3.21 5spd (currently stock :( )
---Michael D Gemelke <Michael.D.Gemelke@wdc.com> wrote:
>
> See below...
>
> ----------
> From: Sperduto, Nick[SMTP:SperdutoN@mail.dnb.com]
> Sent: Thursday, January 15, 1998 10:07 AM
> To: DAKOTA Mailing List
> Subject: DML: Exhaust and stereo questions.
>
>
> This varies from vehicle to vehicle, but If your truck is like mine
('95
> Dakota xcab), you should expect to hear the sound as if it were
balanced
> more to the opposite side of the vehicle. This is because high
frequency
> sound is more directional than low frequency sound, and high frequency
> sound is more easily absorbed by things like upholstery, and your
> body/clothing. So the high frequencies coming from the left-side door
> speakers (the rears have no tweeters) gets absorbed by your legs,
and the
> right-side speakers are not absorbed before they get to your ears.
This
> is why you locate the sound as coming from the right-side of center
when
> the power is balanced. This accounts for your perception that the
highs
> are not balanced and the right side is "clearer". The way to
correct this
> is to redesign your sound system. It's a bit of work and $$, but if
> you're interested, reply and I'll give you my opinions on the "art of
> acoustical design" - it's a hobby of mine.
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