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My uneducated guess is some kind of hydraulic setup, and if it's a vert', I bet its to let it up/down. However, it could be a oscillating flux capacitor hypertensioning device to assist driver orientation and relativity to earth rotation. That's just a guess. :rolleyes:
 

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I put a small stereo in my DD a while back consisting of infinity speakers and cerwin vega slim powered 12" subs. I have been surprised how nicely musical it sounds with the subs up under the front seats as I have never had subs that far forward, but the slim 12s seemed to be a one note wonder where they would sound really good on some songs and horrible on others. I have used countless digital EQs but there was always a catch to them from slow processing, glitches, or not being able to change certain things once it was programmed to where I never really did find one I liked. This has been years since I messed with one and after some looking around I found that the prices on them have come down a bunch and you can actually pick one up for around $150 so I decided to try the B2 audio six ten eq. That was last weekend and now my only complaint is that you can adjust so much I keep finding myself making small changes to it. But with a 31 band parametric eq for the input, adjustable cross overs(hp/lp/bp) and time delay as well as a 31 band parametric eq for each output. So for example I have the eq for the sub channels adjusted every 5 hz with a high Q so it only effects a small band of freqs, and because of this I have been able to correct what was missing.

While I was installing it I noticed I have a spot for a center channel, and I actually have a speaker to go there as well and now with the eq I have an extra output I could use sooo.....
 

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I used a blended mono in a couple of different cars over the years for a center channel. I had a Dodge Rampage. They originally have a 4x6 in the center of the dash in the base models. I trimmed out the plastic and mounted a pair of 4" whizzer cone speakers in there.

one side was L+/R-
other side was R+/L-
Blended mono. Worked like a champ.
 

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I have a dual voice coil 3.5" that fits perfectly and will play a lower volume level of the left/right to blend the two together and not take over. I thought about a few different ways to make the grill but decided just to keep it simple and stock looking and modified the stock plastic cover.
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Gotta say I love my cnc. It only took about 10 mins to design and about that long for it to run the program. Now in bad news after 4 years I think my lasers power supply is starting to go out on me, if not that then the laser tube itself.....
 

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