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<blockquote data-quote="Papermaker85" data-source="post: 8488653" data-attributes="member: 572595"><p>with a prosound 6.5 you going to be crossing it at around 120-150hz to get it to get LOUD as **** and sound great. when i recommend drivers to someone who wants agood midbass and output i typicall recommend drivers that have a good deal of xmax(4.5mm+) and something with a low MMS and faily stiff suspension and a mid to low QE and FS around the desired xover point. un fourtinally VERY few drivers are designed for this application.</p><p>most HT drivers have a low Q low FS and high mass of just a really soft suspension and they really dont work well. on the other hand car audio "drop IN" midbass/range generally has the proper mechanical dampening but a much higher Q for the wider bandwidth and free air application.</p><p></p><p>just dropping the nicest or cheapest prosound driver might not be excatly what ya want money.. lucky for you i have just the driver for you.</p><p></p><p>this you can crossover around 80hz 24 db octave. its still a pretty loud lil driver and will give you way better midbass than a 6.5 prosound driver. most 6.5 prosound drivers cannot properly play down past about 120hz Hz. this would give you much better MIDbass and still play up to around 2-3k</p><p></p><p>sorry no link..</p><p></p><p><a href="http://www.parts-express.com/aurum-cantus-ac-165-6-1-2-carbon-fiber-kevlar-woofer--296-410" target="_blank">http://www.parts-express.com/aurum-cantus-ac-165-6-1-2-carbon-fiber-kevlar-woofer--296-410</a></p><p></p><p>its going to have good lowend output and great extention up top. feed it about 80 watts carefully. they won't be as loud as a prosound driver but will sound much more natural in the midibass and lowend of the midragne with the slightly smoother and faster rolloff above 2.5k.</p><p></p><p>If you want a LOUD AS **** but good soudning tweeter do a ribbon or a hybrid planar. they sound much more natural than the prosound tweeter which are ******* harsh and they have killer output with HIGH efficency because of the low operating mass.. 20 watts and your going to want to shoot yourself.</p><p></p><p><a href="http://www.parts-express.com/hivi-rt1c-a-planar-isodynamic-tweeter--297-400" target="_blank">http://www.parts-express.com/hivi-rt1c-a-planar-isodynamic-tweeter--297-400</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Papermaker85, post: 8488653, member: 572595"] with a prosound 6.5 you going to be crossing it at around 120-150hz to get it to get LOUD as **** and sound great. when i recommend drivers to someone who wants agood midbass and output i typicall recommend drivers that have a good deal of xmax(4.5mm+) and something with a low MMS and faily stiff suspension and a mid to low QE and FS around the desired xover point. un fourtinally VERY few drivers are designed for this application. most HT drivers have a low Q low FS and high mass of just a really soft suspension and they really dont work well. on the other hand car audio "drop IN" midbass/range generally has the proper mechanical dampening but a much higher Q for the wider bandwidth and free air application. just dropping the nicest or cheapest prosound driver might not be excatly what ya want money.. lucky for you i have just the driver for you. this you can crossover around 80hz 24 db octave. its still a pretty loud lil driver and will give you way better midbass than a 6.5 prosound driver. most 6.5 prosound drivers cannot properly play down past about 120hz Hz. this would give you much better MIDbass and still play up to around 2-3k sorry no link.. [URL="http://www.parts-express.com/aurum-cantus-ac-165-6-1-2-carbon-fiber-kevlar-woofer--296-410"]http://www.parts-express.com/aurum-cantus-ac-165-6-1-2-carbon-fiber-kevlar-woofer--296-410[/URL] its going to have good lowend output and great extention up top. feed it about 80 watts carefully. they won't be as loud as a prosound driver but will sound much more natural in the midibass and lowend of the midragne with the slightly smoother and faster rolloff above 2.5k. If you want a LOUD AS **** but good soudning tweeter do a ribbon or a hybrid planar. they sound much more natural than the prosound tweeter which are ******* harsh and they have killer output with HIGH efficency because of the low operating mass.. 20 watts and your going to want to shoot yourself. [URL="http://www.parts-express.com/hivi-rt1c-a-planar-isodynamic-tweeter--297-400"]http://www.parts-express.com/hivi-rt1c-a-planar-isodynamic-tweeter--297-400[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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