How about isobaric mids ?????

[fujio001 10+ year member]

I am thinking about doing an intresting component set, .....

I know if you isobarically load two speakers into the same enclosure. From what I understand, when you do this, you effectively double the volume of an enclosure. The midbass response should also be much stronger. I have a 2004 Ford F-150. I just ordered an extra set of door panels really cheap from Ebay.

My idea is to get two 8 ohm speakers for each door panel between 4 and 5 inches. Wire them so they presents as 4 ohms to my clif designs cross overs which are crossed at 3500. Maybe some Dayton DA135-8 5-1/4" ALUMINUM CONE WOOFER.

What do you guys think??

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[MrSector9 10+ year member]

id go with 6.5"

AA poly mids at $35 each ... oh but they are 4 ohm sorry

 

[Hebrew Hammer 10+ year member]

you never want to invert any mid of any sorts...any and all motor and suspension noise would be heard...plus unless they do midbass only "150HZ and lower" you will get a diffused sound from lower vocals etc from the interaction of the basket...

 

[Gary S 10+ year member]

For one thing, it will be at least 3db less efficient (maybe even less?), so your mid-bass volume will be down, right out of the gate.

Plus, I can imagine massive standing waves... they should locate like Britney Spears at a Bachelor party.