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. They do have the swivel mounts and quick release so I can take speakers off for storage. Super simple to swivel, and disconnect
I'm 6' Tall and my head hits them. I do have them placed over the seats although there is a limit to how far out they can go without interfering with the folding tower. So if I walk down the center there is no problem. If I'm leaning to one side or the other I may bump my head.
Hey I was looking at the syndx6. Channels 1/2 and 3/4 are 250 watts @ 4ohm bridged am I reading that correct? Channel 5/6 is 300w @ 4ohm bridged. How did you hook them up? Either way that sounds plenty loud!I'm running wetsounds Rev10s with syndx6 amp pushing them. 300 watts rms each. You won't find any setup louder unless their running 4 rev10
The syndx6 is 400x2 @4ohm mono. Basically.... Bridge 1&2 to one Rev and 3&4 to the other.
Oh so are you only feeding in a mono connection from your head unit? Or does it default to mono because you bridge the output? I guess it wouldn't really make that much of a difference on a boat...
From the head unit is only rca cables. My towers are on zone 2 from rca. Cabin and sub are on zone 1 from head unit. It's mono because the channels are bridged. It's the way wetsounds sets up their amps
That's a no-brainer to me - HELL YES there's a need. Completely different experience with and without proper bass (and no, I don't listen only to rap/dance/electronica). That said, you should absolutely build your audio in stages....buy good speakers, amplify them properly, then when funds allow it, buy the sub and amplify it properly. Doing it step-wise allows you to appreciate the differences and allows you to avoid replacing parts because you didn't do it "right" the first time.
If you want lows yes. Towers are typically for higher mid range and highs. So you won't gain low end sound with those.
