3/4"
Why would you say he should flush mount the mids? I've got my CMX Kick mids flush mounted right now, but I was considering mounting them onto MDF spacers, myself.
Flush mount them to where? The door panel? And Im going to be running these active so I wont have a passive crossover. I am getting a Pioneer 880PRS to control all that.
Yeah, my passive xovers for this set are still sitting in the original box, too. I'm running mine active with an Alpine 7998. I've ran these passive before, and they sound MUCH better and more powerful when run active.
You have a 4-channel amp to run them or (2) 2-Channels? I already got a JL 300/2 and am currently looking for another 2-channel for the tweets or just buy a nice 4-Channel.
Flush mount it with the MDF ring...I did it with my Dayton RS180's and it looks really good(even though you normally can't see it). Plus you're using 3/4 MDF, so cutting it down to 5/8 or so isn't going to hurt it's structural integrity.
See above for flush mount answer.
I've got an older Alpine 5 channel that's powering everything. I've got a 12" sub in a sealed box being powered on the 5th channel.
Just dont blow the PICO fuse and you will be fine
I already had an 800, didn't blow the fuse, and it was a pain sometimes...definitely like my 8053 more than the 880...there's really no comparison in SQ.
Flush mounting consists of making the flange of the basket(part with the mounting holes), flush with the mounting surface. Using a router, flsuh mounting with MDF is a breeze.
