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<blockquote data-quote="Jeffdachef" data-source="post: 8287374" data-attributes="member: 650438">1: doors if you properly deaden and seal off all the big gaping holes of your door. You have to pretty much turn that door into a speaker enclosure2: actual dedicated midbass speakers play anywhere from a range of 63hz to 500 hz and do not play anything higher. you&#039;ll be lucky to hear deep male vocals but thats it.3: RMS is not a measure of how good the speaker is. Its just how much power they can take and it does not translate to loudness or sound quality whatsoever.4: If you want bass from tiny 6.5 speakers then your doing it wrong man. Get a pair of components and then get a dedicated subwoofer.Start off with a budget and we&#039;ll recommend you some stuff to get you banging properly. If your ever going down to the orange county area i&#039;ll give you a demo of my system and let you know what you can do with your car.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeffdachef, post: 8287374, member: 650438"] 1: doors if you properly deaden and seal off all the big gaping holes of your door. You have to pretty much turn that door into a speaker enclosure 2: actual dedicated midbass speakers play anywhere from a range of 63hz to 500 hz and do not play anything higher. you'll be lucky to hear deep male vocals but thats it. 3: RMS is not a measure of how good the speaker is. Its just how much power they can take and it does not translate to loudness or sound quality whatsoever. 4: If you want bass from tiny 6.5 speakers then your doing it wrong man. Get a pair of components and then get a dedicated subwoofer. Start off with a budget and we'll recommend you some stuff to get you banging properly. If your ever going down to the orange county area i'll give you a demo of my system and let you know what you can do with your car. [/QUOTE]

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