Mids have too much exursion

[squeak9798 5,000+ posts]

nope

Having both the headunit and amplifiers crossovers engaged certainly will result in a steeper slope.

We would need to know more information to state specifically what the resulting filtering would be.....but the crossovers will "combine".

 

[smd4life 5,000+ posts]

I'm going to go ahead and guess you have cancellation issues in your midbass area. The auto EQ is detecting your phasing issues, and attempting to EQ it out, which isn't possible, no matter how hard it tries. Turn off your auto EQ, flip the phase on one of your midbasses and see if you don't get an increase in output. If you have an adjustable phase on your fronstage amp, use that, if not try putting them 180 out by flipping wires on 1 side.

what was all this for? just move your door panel a little away from the door

 

[Trey803 5,000+ posts]

Having both the headunit and amplifiers crossovers engaged certainly will result in a steeper slope.
We would need to know more information to state specifically what the resulting filtering would be.....but the crossovers will "combine".

So Should I leave one of them off and one of them one And if so which one would be better turned off.

 

[T3mpest 10+ year member]

what was all this for? just move your door panel a little away from the door

If he wasnt' listening to them loudly,but they were still moving enough to hit the door panel he has a problem.

 

[djdilliodon 10+ year member]

Are you positive they are hitting the door panel ? If you havent already i would remove the panel and test it and see if the noise goes away. If it does then address the problem but if it doesnt then the speakers are just bottoming out cause of exceeding mechanical limits.

 

[wilzyx 5,000+ posts]

Having both the headunit and amplifiers crossovers engaged certainly will result in a steeper slope.
We would need to know more information to state specifically what the resulting filtering would be.....but the crossovers will "combine".

really, so its not like a high pass or a low pass. they combine on each other?

 

[FLOSSINON24S 10+ year member]

id just trim the door panel. after you figure out wether or not its a crossover problem.

 

[T3mpest 10+ year member]

really, so its not like a high pass or a low pass. they combine on each other?

yes, the only issue is that they may not have the same center point. 2 slopes at different frequencies, won't combine as easily as one would hope...