Midbass subwoofer?

[CarAudioNewbie9 10+ year member]

Okay folks, here is the scoop. I recently started upgrading my audio system. I put zero gauge wires in, replaced the battery and alternator, put a Kenwood 942u deck in and replaced my stock 6x9s and 5x7s with the best Infinity Kapps. All is well, however, I am wondering about midbass subwoofers. I don't have any subs in the trunk yet, but I plan on putting some in. Right now all my speakers are running off the headunit amp. I was thinking that I could custom install a JL Audio ZR800-CW in the back right between the 6x9s and then run an amp to power them all to 90% RMS. What amp would do the job and is this even a good idea? I drive a Lincoln Town Car if that helps. Thanks.

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[CarAudioNewbie9 10+ year member]

Lame

 

[Bumpin' Goalie 10+ year member]

amping the kappas will increase their midbass output. if you still want more midbass. go for it. but youll need another amp to set crossovers appropriately.

if you are determined to buy more speakers, i vote amp the kappas, get some decent subwoofers and set ya x-over ~90

Also, deadening your doors and sealing off any holes will increase midbass greatly as well.

 

[audioholic 5,000+ posts]

^^ Pretty much agree. You dont want midbass coming from your trunk, or from your sub(s) if possible. Get as much up front midbass as possible.

 

[assassyn 10+ year member]

Towncars **** for trunk systems .