That black paint looks immaculate. My black accord is pretty much impossible to keep clean but when it does get some TLC there’s nothing better than a clean black car
So you want like a pro audio midbass or an SQ midbass woofer?
How low can your tweeters be crossed at?
2 way or dedicated midbass?
Active crossovers?
So you want like a pro audio midbass or an SQ midbass woofer?
How low can your tweeters be crossed at?
2 way or dedicated midbass?
Active crossovers?
Are you going to buy passive crossovers? It’s not easy to do a midbass, midrange and tweeter setup without having active crossovers. If you’re not doing a DSP, i would personally stick to just a midbass and tweeter. in a 3 way setup, you’d need 2 passive bandpass crossovers, and you’d have no way to adjust the crossover points. It can be done with passive crossovers for sure, but if you buy the passive crossovers separately, you’d spend almost as much as getting an inexpensive DSP anyway. I’d pick up a Dayton DSP if you’re going to do a 3 way setup for your front stage. IMO
4 speakers 4 channels, no issues as long as the amp pushed enough power. There is still the issue of how you are going to cross them. Not entirely sure why you can throw down for a mechman but won't shell out $150 for a dsp.I'll probably just go with midbass and super tweeters. What are your thoughts on running 4-6-½" midbass and two super tweeters on one four channel amp?
4 speakers 4 channels, no issues as long as the amp pushed enough power. There is still the issue of how you are going to cross them. Not entirely sure why you can throw down for a mechman but won't shell out $150 for a dsp.
It also sounds like you want midrange and not midbass. Usually midbass drivers are crossed at ~500 and tweets ~5k ish, so you'd be missing your midrange frequencies. Imo, just buy a set of comps with a passive xover if that is your plan.
on the midbass, you’d need a pass band with a high pass and low pass crossover. The amp will set your high pass, but you won’t have the low pass crossover to cut the midbass frequencies off at where your tweeter takes over. Your midbass should play the frequencies between 80-4000 hz (adjustable), then the tweeter above that. When you use a 2 way crossover, it has a low pass crossover for the midbass speaker set at 3500 (example), then you use the high pass on the amp to create your bandpass frequency range for your midbass, giving you your bandpass frequency of 100-3500 hz, depending on where you set your amps crossover at.Why can't I just run the 6-½'s off two of the channels and the tweeters on the other two channels? They would each have their own crossover at the amp. Am I missing something?
it's one of my pet peeves. People will spend well over a grand on substage and electrical but the stuff that actually matters (front speakers, digital processing / tuning, proper two or three layer sound deadening treatment) nobody ever wants to do. For daily those should be absolute priority number 1Not entirely sure why you can throw down for a mechman but won't shell out $150 for a dsp.
Great find on a great truck Bobby that is f****** nice love those four eights in there too, I love running quad subs in a small space on good power like that!My whole truck cost me $5,000. Not the system, the whole truck. 2005 Dodge Hemi with 112k.
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it's subjective.it's one of my pet peeves. People will spend well over a grand on substage and electrical but the stuff that actually matters (front speakers, digital processing / tuning, proper two or three layer sound deadening treatment) nobody ever wants to do. For daily those should be absolute priority number 1