wondering if i should baffle my rear deck speakers, or if it would even be worth it. As mentioned in a post earlier i have an fi btl running 2500 rms coming soon and i'm worried that the pressure from the trunk might **** with the phase or operation of the rear deck 6.5s" i'm putting in (with the 6x9 adapter ofc)....if this isn't a good idea what would be?

 

yes its a good idea. generally the baffle makes the speakers sound worse but in the case of a large sub it gets rid of any noises the sub would make by moving the 6.5 cone

 

yes unless you just wish to bust the surrounds...

 

sorry for sounding like a tard, but what do u do when u "baffle" the speakers?

 

putting a small enclosure thing behind the speakers

 

JJ i KNOW you've had beastly ass **** in your car before...do you baffle your speakers? just wondering what solution you use/used. I'm finally crackin down on my building my new system.

 

im starting mine to. all boston acoustics with a 5 channel boston acoustics amp for the speakers and sub. should i get a baffle if ill onyl have a g1 or g2 in the back

 

no ive never had rear speakers. i sold my stock stuff within a few months of owning the car and swapped out the fronts but left the backs just a hole way before i had any bass. and i only put the rear speaker pods in a few weeks back. I never put any aftermarket 6X9s

 

Oh ok. Then I would say baffle them, but have it ported?

 

no why would u do something like that?

 

if my back speakers are infinitys and the two way broke off from the previous owner. will i really notice a difference if i replace them with another low end aftermarket thats in the normal 75 to 150 range? i think it sounds alright now. im gonna baffle them and cancel the high end setup cause i dont need it. ill do a better sub and amp combo

 

what model of infinity? If its a coaxial i'm pretty sure you'd hear a difference unless you have some big beat in the back.

anyways, JJ, would a little fiberglass enclosure be better? I already bought some baffles, but i can return them if fiberglass pods would be better.

 

theyre the ones with the crossover. they sound fine i didn't know it was brokena dn theyre rear speakers. id rather get nice front ones

 

no its the same regardless. in most cases door speakers dont sound good in a small area. the bigger the "baffle" or pod the better if its sealed

 

thanks for your help as usual haha. ill give you updates as my system moves along. just put in my 200 amp alt today.