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While out the last couple of times on the sled with the wife I couldn't hear my highs from the back. The bass response is still good.
I don't want to cut holes in the lids or bags not just yet at least.
I was thinking of just adding some tweeters in the open some were but haven't just yet figured the placement out yet.
I don't want it to be overly .BRIGHT when I'm running solo either
Looking for a recommendation from the group of a yea or nay and would it hurt putting 4 ohm tweeters parallel with 2 ohm speakers
My set up
Stock HU
SS PN4 1000D
4 x Infinity Kappa 62.11i
You may want to consider the J&M Whip-Antenna Tweeter Kit.
This is a J&M exclusive.
The tweeters mount to the ball-end of the antennas, which allows for infinite adjustability.
They are wireless and work with a propietary AM modulator/Bluetooth interface developed by someone else and proudly labeled with the colorful J&M Name Brand Sticker.
Available for only $399.95 plus Ground Shipping.
My apologies for the blurry picture. The air inside the building was "whipping" them around.
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