Here is a pic of my A pillar with a mbquart 4" and q series tweeter aimed witha laser.I love building time alignment stereos for cars, trucks etc...Ive been doing it since i was 16 as a hobby but recently got into alignment.I have the kicks done with 6.5" quarts as well.I will keep the pics coming as i get more of this done.

 

I've never seen a midrange mounted that high for imaging before...that's interesting. Usually, don't you want the soundstage to be in the center of the dash, instead of in the driver's seat?

 

If done right it's like the music's coming from the center of your mind huh!

 

what do you plan to use for processing?

having the mid/tweet that close to you on one side will require extensive time corrections to even it out

 

Are you doing the same for the passenger side?

 

I think I would have either aimed each side to the opposite or to the middle of the truck.....and that way you could have molded the mids into the a-pillars a little more discretely. Looks interesting though, let us know how it sounds.

 

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I do have the passenger side done as well aimed at my right ear as the kicks are the same too.I will be using an eclipse 8455(has alignment option in it) that ive had for a few years and love it with a rockford 360.6 to really tweek it.the amp will be a jl 300/4 with the fronts(a pillar) running of quart x overs and the rear 2 channels running the kicks,the sub will be custom made as the center seat you wont even know its there running off a jl 500/1.

 

nice! any plans to go active?

 

^^What he said, with the eclipse and the 360 why not ditch the x overs and go active??

 

yeah i have never seen anything like that before...definately interesting...quartz get freakin loud i could only imagine how loud you'd get in a truck...i'll stick to my 1 1/2" tweeters though lol