I am relatively new to this and I am not sure if I understand the concept of having small subwoofers for midbass. How does it work, and is it something that a newbie could pull off?
I am relatively new to this and I am not sure if I understand the concept of having small subwoofers for midbass. How does it work, and is it something that a newbie could pull off?
anyone can pull off midbass no problem just seal up ur doors and use a quality 6.5-8" in the doors or kicks if u can...a friend of mine has his mid bass running down to 50hz no problem but ofcourse if u want to do it with the best possible mid bass and range and sound u need to go active
What do you mean by go active?
Can anyone point to a thread, or article or something about an active setup?
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active is really expensive. u have to have a 4 channel amp, and spend $300-400 on an amp, active hu, or processor that can manage the speakers.
ill try and find a link explaining it more detailed
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Well, money doesn't matter...to an extent, at least. I'm going to build my entire car it just may take a while, haha. The head unit I am going with is a Pioneer AVH-P7800DVD, if that helps any?

Active is cheaper in the long run.
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i dont run active, and i dont know a lot about it. however from reading over on diyma ur basically stuck speing around $300 for an amp, or an active hu. for me $300 on a hu or amp is too much. i could afford it, but im not going to spend that kind of money to drive 5 mins to work, grocery store, etc.
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$300 for a HU with time alignment, superior internals, 7 band PEQ or 11 band PEQ, 4th order crossovers, etc is not going to be cheap. The Clarion DXZ785USB does all of those (except the 4th order crossovers) and is fairly cheap compared to other basic offerings from other companies.
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Active vs. Passive: An attempt by me to explain
Definitely a good read. BTW, I'm active in my Caprice and passive in my Jeep. Both HUs I'm using are active capable.
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That Clarion DXZ785USB only has a 3 band PEQ. That's kind of rare to fine a 3 way HU with only a 3 band PEQ.
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Thanks for the resources! So, is the pioneer hu I stated above active capable? I tried to find out doing a search, but I am still unsure.
Im aware, but it is one of the cheapest active capable HU's available. My point is that you dont have to spend a ton of money to go active, but the quality products are going to cost more. Its 90% install, 5% tuning, and 5% equipment. You can take the best and most expensive equipment and try to go active and it will sound like crap if the install blows chunks.
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Front Tweeters: Morel made Xtant 28MM Silks
Subs: Audiomobile Evo 10" TC2+
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Amp: Audio Systems Twister F6 380 III
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