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Curious about mid-bass application.
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<blockquote data-quote="Beerdrnkr" data-source="post: 6505991" data-attributes="member: 568055"><p>I didn't read everything but there's a good thread on Diyma about having extra midbass behind you and it can workout if you do things properly. I'm currently using a 9887, 4 2" fullrange drivers in the a-pillars, 8's in the doors, and 3 12's ported that will be changing to 1 12" sealed. I'm changing everything up and will be trying out a pointsource set of comps in my kickpanels w/ passive xovers (300wrms to each set), I'm keeping the dayton 8's in the doors (300wrms to each), and shortly I will also install dayton 7's in the rear doors with about 150wrms to each. Apparently you want to give the front midbass a lot more power so you're not bringing the midbass to the back. I'm not sure how much more processing you'd need to really keep the midbass up front but I'm planning on looping the rca's from one midbass amp to the other and using the t/a to get it as up front as possible although it will be affecting each set of midbass differently. I have my front doors deadened pretty solid and my rear doors will also be very deadened because I think it's already been posted but rattles and vibrations will cause more localizations of the midbass frequencies.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Beerdrnkr, post: 6505991, member: 568055"] I didn't read everything but there's a good thread on Diyma about having extra midbass behind you and it can workout if you do things properly. I'm currently using a 9887, 4 2" fullrange drivers in the a-pillars, 8's in the doors, and 3 12's ported that will be changing to 1 12" sealed. I'm changing everything up and will be trying out a pointsource set of comps in my kickpanels w/ passive xovers (300wrms to each set), I'm keeping the dayton 8's in the doors (300wrms to each), and shortly I will also install dayton 7's in the rear doors with about 150wrms to each. Apparently you want to give the front midbass a lot more power so you're not bringing the midbass to the back. I'm not sure how much more processing you'd need to really keep the midbass up front but I'm planning on looping the rca's from one midbass amp to the other and using the t/a to get it as up front as possible although it will be affecting each set of midbass differently. I have my front doors deadened pretty solid and my rear doors will also be very deadened because I think it's already been posted but rattles and vibrations will cause more localizations of the midbass frequencies. [/QUOTE]
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