extra midbass in rear doors?

[Etac 10+ year member]

ok i have a couple tang 6.5 subs floating around... thinking about putting them to use.. stick in my rear doors... but since its late and cold.. before i put the work.. i was just curious if any one has any input on if this is a good idea or not? range would be from around 60-300hz..

if i kept the front dominate.. i was actually thinking this might help... everyhting cept my SLS's are more or less on axis... but those aim straight towards my ankles/legs.. so every other speaker more or less surrounds me with sound.. while these dont.. and i already got 200 watts going out of em.. and i could really use 3 more dbs or so...plus i was thinking it might help fill in the little gap between your front stage and the subs...

normally i hate rearfill, but i never ran just 300hz below behind me.. and they've always been in the rear shelf.. and not the door

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[mlstrass 5,000+ posts]

if you don't have some sort of TA you might need to cross them higher to avoid localization of the sound. otherwise it's been done in numerous SQ comp cars...

 

[Etac 10+ year member]

i dont got TA atm but i am getting a new headunit next with it

and if i do cross them higher, what do you think i should be looking around for the low pass.. 300 still,.. lower/higher?

 

[mlstrass 5,000+ posts]

i dont got TA atm but i am getting a new headunit next with it
and if i do cross them higher, what do you think i should be looking around for the low pass.. 300 still,.. lower/higher?

My bad, I meant lower, but 60-300Hz shoud be fine...

 

[Etac 10+ year member]

oh ok, i thought you meant the bass would be detected behind me...not the vocals... i gotcha now tho =]

thanks for the input, i appreciate it