GlitteryPonies
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Hey, I just replaced all four 3.5" speakers in my non-alpine 7" sport s. I went with infinity reference ref3022cfx. The fronts installed fine and only had to trim the metal tabs to get them to fit. The soundbar speakers were a different story. The connections are pushed so far out due to the size of the speakers that they wouldn't mount in the "cup" area in the soundbar. I ended up taking a Dremel tool and grinding away at the cup area to make the speaker fit. In doing this, I now have a hole that is open into the soundbar coming from my 3.5" speaker cup where the terminals are.
After testing the system, the increase in clarity in mids and highs is impressive and the front bass hits like normal. But I now have no bass in the soundbar. I wired them up white + and black -. Could I have messed up the 4" speaker enclosure by grinding the cup area away for the 3.5"? If so, what is the best fix?
I thought about putting a speaker baffle behind the 4". Would this create a sealed enclosure environment?
After testing the system, the increase in clarity in mids and highs is impressive and the front bass hits like normal. But I now have no bass in the soundbar. I wired them up white + and black -. Could I have messed up the 4" speaker enclosure by grinding the cup area away for the 3.5"? If so, what is the best fix?
I thought about putting a speaker baffle behind the 4". Would this create a sealed enclosure environment?
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