2001 BMW 7 series audio install

horsemanwill · 03-15-2010, 10:33 PM

ok so couple questions i see u are doing kicks are you just sealing the speaker in the kick? if so how much airspace are you giving them? you do know even mids require certain amount of airspace. secondly since you are using ID and you KNOW i know my ID. how much airspace are you giving those subs? you got D2's? how do you plan on wiring the subs up to the amp? what ohm load? on the door speaker how far away is the speaker from the door? you do realize that if you leave a gap between the speaker and the panel it won't sound right? if you look at the factory speaker you'll see they had a spacer so that the sound from the speaker is directed towards the grill and not just firing into the door panel itself

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03-15-2010, 10:33 PM	#1 (permalink)
horsemanwill Base Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Ks Posts: 9 Drives: 94 buick lesabre Rep Power: 17	ok so couple questions i see u are doing kicks are you just sealing the speaker in the kick? if so how much airspace are you giving them? you do know even mids require certain amount of airspace. secondly since you are using ID and you KNOW i know my ID. how much airspace are you giving those subs? you got D2's? how do you plan on wiring the subs up to the amp? what ohm load? on the door speaker how far away is the speaker from the door? you do realize that if you leave a gap between the speaker and the panel it won't sound right? if you look at the factory speaker you'll see they had a spacer so that the sound from the speaker is directed towards the grill and not just firing into the door panel itself