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Aug 10, 2018 | 08:23 AM

#11

Tailwind

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From: TEXAS

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Originally Posted by No U Glider

I'll take Ts advice before I buy and talk with BT.
Current setup:
Stock HU flashed 0 amps 4 speakers
BT4180 amp
BT Lines Levelers
JL ZR650 CSI's in BT speaker brackets default settings on the cross overs
JL M770s in the lids

Those are damn nice full range Speaks however I don't think the JL770s have quite enuff presence for the sled lid application, but that's for an entirely different discussion.

If u have a damn good idea what u are specifically wanting from each set of speakers this might be that opportunity to work with BT Mike and adjust the BT355s HPF just a touch before moving to a DSP.

Keep us posted as there might be some better options other than moving right to a DSP.

T

Aug 10, 2018 | 09:05 AM

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No U Glider

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From: Near St. Louis Mo.

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Originally Posted by Tailwind

I don't think the JL770s have quite enuff presence for the sled lid application, but that's for an entirely different discussion.
T

Agreed I have them with the SBD lids up in the For Sale Section but no offers. I'd like to go to some 6X9s in the lids, but hard to turn the other stuff into garage fodder, with prep and paint they cost me nearly a G.

Aug 10, 2018 | 11:25 AM

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Tailwind

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Originally Posted by No U Glider

Hell, depending what u looking for maybe u can drop some of those Beyma coax Speaks in there at get the mids and highs hitting strong and it might blend w the JLs in the fairing.

Could be some good options depending on what ur ears are missing.

T