Somewhat confused about your integration. In your first post, you said that your amplifier accepts high-level inputs, but if it's the RD400/4 mentioned in the post above, it only accepts low-level inputs.
Also, the one and only effective way to flatten the signal without adding any complexity...
Ok, that makes sense, and now I understand the interest in the 4412, but that single channel can still be used for a pair of 12's that will only require a smidgeon more airspace than a single 4412. Depending on which direction you decide to have a single subwoofer fire, an enclosure with 1.25...
I don't at the moment. Besides that, I just ordered a new enclosure to replace the existing one that I had a local shop build for me. I can snap a picture for you when it comes in.
If you're looking for a reputable shop in Cali to build an enclosure, give JT at Automotive Entertainment OC a...
With the amount of airspace needed for a single 4412 (1.25), you'd be better off with a pair of 2412's (1.30).
Personally, I run a pair of GB12-D4's wired in parallel for 1ohm, and 3-way Utopia's.
Sorry to hear that.
Not sure if you're hearing loss is equal in both ears, what percentage of hearing you have lost, or the cause, but I would really encourage you to find and demo a system locally with a tuned, active 3-way system. Even with hearing loss, It will likely be far more dynamic...
You installed full range drivers in the dash, kickpanels, rear pods, plus tweeters?
Don't know if Crutchfield steered you in that direction, but...
Following the GS10 tweeters, you should have had GS40 midrange drivers in the dash, GS60 midbass drivers in the kickpanels, and GS62's in the...
Correct, but I wouldn't say too little output.
The output of the 10TW1 is appropriate for that particular driver, but anytime you're using a single subwoofer, it will definitely be the weak point of the system, especially without DSP software to level-match the speakers.
Most folks will...
That's definitely an issue with tuning, or lack thereof, not the tweeter reflecting off the windshield. Who tuned the system, and with what?
Reflecting off the windshield can cause cancellations in certain frequency ranges, but not across an entire frequency range. For instance, with a...
In reference to a tweeter, off-axis generally means that the tweeter is mounted on the a-pillar, and pointed directly at the opposing tweeter. Mounted on-axis, the tweeters would be aimed at the driver.
What are you powering the drivers with, and are the drivers active or passive?