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<blockquote data-quote="MACABRE" data-source="post: 1798983" data-attributes="member: 568335">hey guys&amp;amp;girls, new to the site.hopefully i&#039;ll be able to learn a litlle. i&#039;ve been advised to look into doing a d.i.y project. im tired of buying top of the line components and not being satisfied. yes, i sound deaden and i get the system professionaly tuned. it&#039;s always something. either the tweeters are too harsh or theres not enough midbass. my current system is cdt es620 comps, dls A3, 3 idq12&#039;s(sealed- powered by a dls a6), dqx(sound procesor), and a alpine 9835(head unit).alright, this is what im looking for. i got a dls A1 that&#039;s collecting up dust- i was gonna use it to power a set of id neo comp horns but decided to ditch that project. the reason why is because i dont have time to do all that fiberflass, and baffle building for those idq8 midbass drivers that were gonna be paired up with those horns. so, im looking for a set-up that rules for metal. i want to hear and feel the midbass coming from the front of the car with the subs cut off. im sick of my woofers clipping out on lowend guitar riffs. i want full midbass exstention. i want it to follow through. i dont want the bass to cut out at the last end of the guitar riff. i know i sound like an idiot but i dont want to make the SAME mistakes again. i want to learn all about staging, crossovers, and all that d.i.y. stuff. im all ears. give it to me.oh, i was looking into purchasing the seas lotus reference comps but was advised to come here first. any suggestions would greatly be appreciated.learn to live- live to learn //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/eyebrow.gif.fe2c18d8720fe8c7eaed347b21ea05a5.gif</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MACABRE, post: 1798983, member: 568335"] hey guys&girls, new to the site.hopefully i'll be able to learn a litlle. i've been advised to look into doing a d.i.y project. im tired of buying top of the line components and not being satisfied. yes, i sound deaden and i get the system professionaly tuned. it's always something. either the tweeters are too harsh or theres not enough midbass. my current system is cdt es620 comps, dls A3, 3 idq12's(sealed- powered by a dls a6), dqx(sound procesor), and a alpine 9835(head unit). alright, this is what im looking for. i got a dls A1 that's collecting up dust- i was gonna use it to power a set of id neo comp horns but decided to ditch that project. the reason why is because i dont have time to do all that fiberflass, and baffle building for those idq8 midbass drivers that were gonna be paired up with those horns. so, im looking for a set-up that rules for metal. i want to hear and feel the midbass coming from the front of the car with the subs cut off. im sick of my woofers clipping out on lowend guitar riffs. i want full midbass exstention. i want it to follow through. i dont want the bass to cut out at the last end of the guitar riff. i know i sound like an idiot but i dont want to make the SAME mistakes again. i want to learn all about staging, crossovers, and all that d.i.y. stuff. im all ears. give it to me. oh, i was looking into purchasing the seas lotus reference comps but was advised to come here first. any suggestions would greatly be appreciated. learn to live- live to learn [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/eyebrow.gif.fe2c18d8720fe8c7eaed347b21ea05a5.gif[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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