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Originally Posted by 1stbluSS
originally posted by mcphatty
bass is non-directional.. doesnt matter which way they're facing, as long as they're not facing eachother, in that case they'll cancel eachother out
true and not true in the same sense... the more space that bass has to travel the deeper and louder it will be. if you faced them toward your seats and they were close to them they would not be as loud as they would be facing away from the seats because there is more room for the bass to travel.....
bass is non-directional.. doesnt matter which way they're facing, as long as they're not facing eachother, in that case they'll cancel eachother out
true and not true in the same sense... the more space that bass has to travel the deeper and louder it will be. if you faced them toward your seats and they were close to them they would not be as loud as they would be facing away from the seats because there is more room for the bass to travel.....
Depending on the size of the subs. for 8 and 10 in I like to face them as you see pictured. So the sound wave breaks at the right point (the drives seat). For 12, 's and 15 Inch I face the opposite way to again have the sound wave break in the right place or close to it as possible. As far as facing the woofers together it can be done in a push pull combination as long as one subwoofer is wired out of phase.
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