It's wise to keep the mid-woofer and tweeter as close together as possible so that the two drivers will act together as a single point source.
While a conventional component speaker set-up does leave path lengths unequal, there usually is a direct line from the tweeters to your ears, and this lack of obstruction alone really steps up the level of detail and the quality of your stereo image. Many matched component sets also let you adjust the firing angle of the tweeters to further optimize imaging. (Keep this feature in mind when shopping for add-on tweeters.)
Your suppose to keep the tweeter within 1 1/2 inches of the mid range. But I just want a nice look that shows the tweeter and dont feel like buying a Q Panel or custom door panels
is it better to have different speakers in the front than in the back...like have 2-ways in the back and 3-ways in the front or vice-versa? cause when i get my speakers i was planning on leaving the mach tweeters hooked up or do i even need them?
If you wanna leave em, that's up to you. UPR or MGW sells the covers to go over them if you wanna dress em up some more.
So yea, you would put a 3-way in the front and a 2-way in the back. I have mine where the front speakers and balanced and faded to play more in the front so I can barely hear the rear speakers.
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