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<blockquote data-quote="emperorjj1" data-source="post: 5615132" data-attributes="member: 588879">trust me and look into the midbass drivers. while it looks good on paper and all to have most 8&#039;s it doesnt actually work so well. I was building a complete Rockford system and i bought some HX2 8s for the purpose of midbass and that didnt turn out so well. And those were nice *** subs. Just trust me regarding the re 8s... last year we sold over 200 at the shop and put them in every non prefab box you could imagine and they are really half *** playing midbass. My hertz HV200s put them to shame.Oh and regarding the crossover freq. as long as they are infront of you you should try it with the higher xover. For the longest time i had mine setup just like your thinking with no vocals from them but with that crazy close crossover settings i had to turn up the gain quite a bit. Ive since changed it to a higher freq and sloped the eq a bit and they play just as loud if not louder on a lower gain setting but they move alot less so its an overall better/ more reliable situation</blockquote>

[QUOTE="emperorjj1, post: 5615132, member: 588879"] trust me and look into the midbass drivers. while it looks good on paper and all to have most 8's it doesnt actually work so well. I was building a complete Rockford system and i bought some HX2 8s for the purpose of midbass and that didnt turn out so well. And those were nice *** subs. Just trust me regarding the re 8s... last year we sold over 200 at the shop and put them in every non prefab box you could imagine and they are really half *** playing midbass. My hertz HV200s put them to shame. Oh and regarding the crossover freq. as long as they are infront of you you should try it with the higher xover. For the longest time i had mine setup just like your thinking with no vocals from them but with that crazy close crossover settings i had to turn up the gain quite a bit. Ive since changed it to a higher freq and sloped the eq a bit and they play just as loud if not louder on a lower gain setting but they move alot less so its an overall better/ more reliable situation [/QUOTE]

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