Midbass drivers

[Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts]

Totally, separate is the plan, just can't do it with 8 ohm speakers that I currently have. thanks guys

I see no reason not to try. Unless you already did

I was in your shoes a few years back. Wiring separately got me output along with major sq gains.

 

[BCotrell 10+ year member]

Anyone have input on these?

https://www.madisoundspeakerstore.com/approx-6-7-woofers-sb-acoustics/sb-acoustics-sb17mfc35-4-6-poly-cone-woofer/

 

[keep_hope_alive Premium Member]

Anyone have input on these?
https://www.madisoundspeakerstore.com/approx-6-7-woofers-sb-acoustics/sb-acoustics-sb17mfc35-4-6-poly-cone-woofer/

several have had some success with SB Acoustics. I've toyed with the idea but i've since moved away from the concept of random DIY speakers. I have a few laying around still. I ran the Silver Flute woofers for a while with decent success.

no worry about using 8 ohm woofers, the efficiency gains (higher sensitivity) usually make up for the reduction in amplifier output.

the reason most people don't get good midbass is irrelevant of the drivers used and usually the result of the install. my build logs (several in the build log section or linked in sig) are a good example of how to get good midbass out of anything. the doors i build play down to 50Hz easily and with good output.

 

[dbjunior 10+ year member]

Just run them at 8ohm until the 4ohm come back in stock. 75w should be plenty each for now. Dont bridge them run one on ch3 and the other on ch4. You wont get a ton more output going to 4ohm.