I can make suggestions, but I can't guarantee your satisfaction. A midbass driver that can play well down to 50 Hz in a door is also going to require a lot of power. A powerful subwoofer setup is going to make level matching to the midbass a very difficult task. If you can live with turning the subs down when you want it to sound more balanced that will make this easier.
There is still a much longer list of subs that will play above 60hz than midbasses that will play below it, IMO. trying to get a 6.5inch mid below 60hz is just fighting physics. Sure it can play it, but ultimately how loud is going to come down to total displacement ability and 6 and even 8inch cones really aren't THAT big for a lot of of 50 and 60hz bass. Plus you have to fight the fact that your door is a ****** enclosure lol. Much easier to find a sub that can get up to 80hz without issues, have a rock solid enclosure and lots of power from a class d amp..
I recognize the drawbacks. the advantage is super deep bass from the sub. what do you think about these-
the sub can't play above 60 worth crap, and it really should be crossed at 50. it's a re audio xxx, one of those 'low-end monster' subs thats only good for super deep bass, but really good at it. midbass is essentially required to play the frequencies it misses.
actually parts-express is where I found them. there are no reviews there. The prices on ebay are the same as on parts-express and I'd rather deal through ebay.
no prob man, this thread has mostly been about midbass drivers recently anyway. does setting the high pass to flat just turn off the high pass, or does it set it to whatever the sub low pass is?
Turns it off.
darn. I was hoping it would set it to the same as the sub lp filter, so I could set it to 50hz. oh well, I can set it to flat and set the high pass on the amp to 50, or add an external hp to those channels.
sounds like a pretty awesome system to me. good luck with the build //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
