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<blockquote data-quote="PepsiFiend69" data-source="post: 2502330" data-attributes="member: 563619">how do i go about doing this? right now i have AA poly&#039;s in sealed kicks powered by an orion 4002.&nbsp; my midbass below 100htz is non existant, and anything ~200 htz and up mid-bass wise gets very distorted. now i was under the impression that sealed kicks would yield better mids, but apparently i was wrong.the only way to get bass between 100 and 50 htz is that i cross my sub over ~125 htz, and persionally i think it sounds like crap crossed that highmy current crossover settings are mids @100htz (sounds crappy if i cross it over lower) with a -12db slopesub is crossed at 63htz also with a -12db slope.i just think that sealed kicks are killing my midbass, any suggestions?also putting them in the doors is not an option, the grommet that you&#039;d run the wires through is a plug instead of an open tube and i don&#039;t want to drilll any holes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PepsiFiend69, post: 2502330, member: 563619"] how do i go about doing this? right now i have AA poly's in sealed kicks powered by an orion 4002. my midbass below 100htz is non existant, and anything ~200 htz and up mid-bass wise gets very distorted. now i was under the impression that sealed kicks would yield better mids, but apparently i was wrong. the only way to get bass between 100 and 50 htz is that i cross my sub over ~125 htz, and persionally i think it sounds like crap crossed that high my current crossover settings are mids @100htz (sounds crappy if i cross it over lower) with a -12db slope sub is crossed at 63htz also with a -12db slope. i just think that sealed kicks are killing my midbass, any suggestions? also putting them in the doors is not an option, the grommet that you'd run the wires through is a plug instead of an open tube and i don't want to drilll any holes. [/QUOTE]

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