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Originally Posted by makkan00
Well you are getting the point.
Play with your crossover and you will be amazed how sound stage alters by simply changing crossovers frequencies.
I had P99RS pre-amp unit in my car and its like having a sound lab in your car....done so much and learnt so much.
Problem is that when you come and share things here, people start challenging you for no reason.
Be open, be flexible and experiment!!!!
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I did! I just went the other way with it!
But like I said, I think ruining your soundstage is a bit harsh. It might be a bit of a tuning nightmare, but I still think it's harsh.
As for those that asked 'why 300hz?'
That was my starting point.
I've experimented with 250hz, with no ill effects, and I'd happily experiment more too. I just don't get to have that much time to do so, hehe.
My science might be wrong, but once we get down to levels like 800hz, 500hz, 300hz, etc. our ears are only perceiving phase differences. We calculate phase differences based on how sound hits our two ears. The problem is, at 300hz, what's a 110cm wavelength compared to the 20cm distance in between our ears? That wavelength just blankets our ears right over.