2016 Audi S6 SQ build

[olys6]

I've been pretty happy with the adventure thus far. I've been getting better at using REW and the Helix software to get decent results. I'm an amateur hobbyist at best, but have been making progress:

[olys6]

Currently waiting for the trunk display panel to get upholstered, then I'll work on wiring up some lighting for it. In the meantime, here are some pics of the car itself to get a fuller idea:

[edouble]

Amazing work. I’m sure that you are very happy with what you accomplished.

[olys6]

Amazing work. I’m sure that you are very happy with what you accomplished.

Thanks- it was (and is) a dream car for me, and is still a work in progress. Still trying to learn as much as I can regarding tuning and always looking at ways to make the car sound better.

[BenevolentDictator]

I'll tell you what.....the S6 is just...an amazing car. Congrats on the purchase and enjoy that system..it looks incredible and well done.

Maybe i'll fulfill my dream and be able to put an incredible system in an S8.

Thanks- it was (and is) a dream car for me, and is still a work in progress. Still trying to learn as much as I can regarding tuning and always looking at ways to make the car sound better.

[olys6]

I'll tell you what.....the S6 is just...an amazing car. Congrats on the purchase and enjoy that system..it looks incredible and well done.

Maybe i'll fulfill my dream and be able to put an incredible system in an S8.

Thanks. S8 is a sweet ride! Best of luck in your pursuits.

[mumbles]

Amazing car and build! I'm curious, since you have a front and rear sub, do you have any issues aligning the sound between the two?

[mumbles]

Maybe i'll fulfill my dream and be able to put an incredible system in an S8.

Now you're just teasing us!

[olys6]

Amazing car and build! I'm curious, since you have a front and rear sub, do you have any issues aligning the sound between the two?

I have been having issues with some muddiness in the midbass, especially around 80-90hz. I'm currently playing with crossovers to try to keep the 4 different speakers that can provide bass signal from stepping all over each other. Right now I have my JL10W3 in the rear crossed 25hz-50hz, the front 8" Audiofrog sub crossed 60hz to 110hz, and my front door woofers crossed from 125hz to 300hz. I'd appreciate any constructive input on approaching this problem, whether it be advice or pointing me to any links. I've been really happy with the front sub bringing the bass up front, although my sub-bass seems to pull to the rear a bit regardless of me playing with phase angle or time alignment (different issue, but all part of the bass reproduction).

[Kb86]

Beautiful. Well done ��