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I'm thinking of adding plate speakers to the rear firewall around shoulder height to the sides of the seats. Anyone ever done this successfully?
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monkeyboy |
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If they are in the back pad, put some work into angling them so you only hear the speakers on your side.
If you are in the drivers seat and hearing your left on your left side, and on the right ear you have your right speaker and the passenger's left, it will play havoc on your hearing. Your brain does weird things when it gets input like that and it doesn't know how to process it. |
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