Speaker installation is vital to its performance. Although it may seem like the best place for almost any speaker in the store that came with a car is in the doorway near your feet, this is not the case. Sound systems for cars should be installed in specific ways so that you will have the maximum experience of the quality sound they produce. You will see why these places are used in conjunction with other options such as 5.1 Dolby hub stations, LCD screen, in-dash DVD player. There are many aspects to consider when putting speakers in the right place.
Good and Balance Distance
The first consideration is distance. If the speaker is a few feet from your ears while the perfect speaker is a few feet from you, the sound will arrive at different times and provide you with inadequate sound. Considering that the speaker is closer, it will sound louder. The perfect solution would be a place where the difference between the perfect speaker’s distance from your ears (also called the travel distance) is minimal. It is where the kick panels are the most preferred location to install the car audio systems.
Multiple Car Speaker Placement
If you have a method with a pair of speakers on each side, you’ll need to test individual areas to find the best possible sound in your car. The subwoofers are mounted in the inventory position at the bottom of the door. From the driver’s seat, you can see that four speakers face different orientations and at a different distance to your ears. This interaction of different frequency waves coming out of your ears at different times often sounds good. Achieving a pretty good sound with unconventional setting methods is very, very difficult and can only be achieved after much trial and error with different settings.
Center Aiming
It often means that media planning and tweeting in the ears play a crucial role in imaging. For starters, try pointing the speakers towards the center of the car. Play with many angles until you get the best sonic position. Since this is not possible in most cars, mounting subwoofers in the trunk is not that bad since most people cannot tell where the bass is coming from. It’s essential to place a Midbases of 60 Hz on the front.
Correct Mounting Speakers
If you use speakers that fit in the space you have, make sure there are no holes or gaps. Sometimes it helps to build a cabinet out of wood or fiberglass to reduce holes for better sound. Holes in speakers are usually not covered under warranty. Metal sometimes has to be cut into unconventional speaker areas. For most of us who do not have these tools, metal scissors (straight cut left and right) will suffice. Take the time to plan your system and don’t just buy new and now and then the easy way is the best.