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Gents -
After spending the last 5 days in the wife's Murano, and disliking the stereo (Bose) in it a great deal, I started doing some research this morning. Seems one trick is to add a cap to the tweeter to lower the crossover point and basically make the dash mounted tweeters cover more of the audio spectrum.
http://www.nissanmurano.org/forums/...49&perpage=15&highlight=steering&pagenumber=1
Any thoughts on doing this to the tweets in the V? I'll be the guinea pig if anyone has a pic of the factory tweeters for me to stare at for a bit...
Man did I miss the V. The Murano is plenty quick and comfortable - but on stretches of I5 where seems like people are REALLY stretching their legs, the V would have been a blast!
WW
After spending the last 5 days in the wife's Murano, and disliking the stereo (Bose) in it a great deal, I started doing some research this morning. Seems one trick is to add a cap to the tweeter to lower the crossover point and basically make the dash mounted tweeters cover more of the audio spectrum.
http://www.nissanmurano.org/forums/...49&perpage=15&highlight=steering&pagenumber=1
Any thoughts on doing this to the tweets in the V? I'll be the guinea pig if anyone has a pic of the factory tweeters for me to stare at for a bit...
Man did I miss the V. The Murano is plenty quick and comfortable - but on stretches of I5 where seems like people are REALLY stretching their legs, the V would have been a blast!
WW