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? DIYMA freshman Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: western australia Posts: 24 |
(big appologies for the typo in the heading) Hello all, ok, pioneer p99rs owner here, brand new, running focal utopia 4way active. Mid/tweeter in pods above dash, mounted vertical, off axis, left aimed and centre of right seat and vice versa. (Admitedly not a calibrated install) Auto TA is great, takes into acount a lot of reflections that I cant with just measuring the distance. Question is, auto TA gives a nice wide sound stage with focus, but too little focus, it tends to pull left if im seated right and vice versa (have ta'd both seats at front) From here, when I modify the mids/highs to pull the field more central/slightly more in front of my face, I feel like the sound field is right in front of me, but a lot narrower, I feel like i lose a sense of space and width. (Mids are crossed at 250hz hp, midbass are crossed 200hz lp 12db slope to catch the gap) - (I found the 250hz sitting on the dash gave me fantastic direction control with all vocals and lead sounds sitting here) Does anyone have any advice to keep a nice wide sound field but with more focus? Is it the angle of my pods? should I have them facing more directly to the facing seat, ie, the right pod firing into the right seat and vice versa! Help!! |
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? DIYMA Enthusiast Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: New Delhi Age: 49 Posts: 1,111 |
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