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Sorry i gotta side with bigfoot on this one. with the sub or subs in the rear that is all the feel you need. the 350's where right behind the
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Sorry i gotta side with bigfoot on this one. with the sub or subs in the rear
that is all the feel you need. the 350's where right behind the headrests and there were over powered bad. the only way to blend them was to adjust fade on the fronts way down so the rears could be heard. in a bigger sound stage maybe, in a z i don't think so unless someone mounts to 6x9s in each rear quarter panel. |
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