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11-10-2003, 02:30 PM
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Originally posted by rotarygod
Since each set is individually amped you can swap out only one set. I would suggest either swapping out both or none at all. You don't want to mess up the sound by having everything not work together in harmony.
Since each set is individually amped you can swap out only one set. I would suggest either swapping out both or none at all. You don't want to mess up the sound by having everything not work together in harmony.
11-10-2003, 03:49 PM
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Originally posted by jtimbck2
Please clarify -- you sound like you're contradicting yourself! First you say you can swap out only one set, then you suggest swapping out both?
Please clarify -- you sound like you're contradicting yourself! First you say you can swap out only one set, then you suggest swapping out both?
11-10-2003, 11:01 PM
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I don't recall seeing any discussion about replacing the front-center speaker for the Bose system (behind the nav screen)--is this speaker part of the Bose stereo setup? If so, is it worth replacing if you upgrade the door and rear speakers?
11-10-2003, 11:40 PM
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Originally posted by CactusGeorge
I don't recall seeing any discussion about replacing the front-center speaker for the Bose system (behind the nav screen)--is this speaker part of the Bose stereo setup? If so, is it worth replacing if you upgrade the door and rear speakers?
I don't recall seeing any discussion about replacing the front-center speaker for the Bose system (behind the nav screen)--is this speaker part of the Bose stereo setup? If so, is it worth replacing if you upgrade the door and rear speakers?
Any "centre" channel that is created after the recording process can only be a blend of both channels, typically for the frequencies that are most directional ... the higher ones.
The centre speaker in the RX8 is positioned to radiate onto the windscreen.
Personally, I've never been a fan of centre speakers in a stereo environment, but creating the right soundstage in a car is a major effort ... but I feel the centre speaker is a bit of a short cut.
It's a different story if you're installing dolby surround sound, but I think that's a very different thread to ponder.
When the bose comes out of mine, the centre speaker will be going with it.
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