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<blockquote data-quote="req" data-source="post: 4507596" data-attributes="member: 555713">im running horns and midbass. since the horns can not play down to 300hz (id like that tho) i have the midbass playing to 1khz @ 18db\oct and i have the horns playing from 1khz+@24db\octso i get quite a bit of midrange from them and i hated the fact that they were like 60 degrees off axis on the left and maybe 40 off axis on the right.so yea, it brought the low midrange up high. it was weird because most of the vocals and stuff would be up on the dash with the horns, but when the mids would start kicking in with bass guitar riffs or some tom&#039;s or maybe a male voice it would be at maybe the height of the headunit - or pulling way toward the speaker.now there are a few songs that pull down but i think that is mostly due to the recording or MP3 compression as thats really all i have to play around with besides a IASCA disc - which sounds awesome. so i need to get some more listening material ASAP.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="req, post: 4507596, member: 555713"] im running horns and midbass. since the horns can not play down to 300hz (id like that tho) i have the midbass playing to 1khz @ 18db\oct and i have the horns playing from 1khz+@24db\oct so i get quite a bit of midrange from them and i hated the fact that they were like 60 degrees off axis on the left and maybe 40 off axis on the right. so yea, it brought the low midrange up high. it was weird because most of the vocals and stuff would be up on the dash with the horns, but when the mids would start kicking in with bass guitar riffs or some tom's or maybe a male voice it would be at maybe the height of the headunit - or pulling way toward the speaker. now there are a few songs that pull down but i think that is mostly due to the recording or MP3 compression as thats really all i have to play around with besides a IASCA disc - which sounds awesome. so i need to get some more listening material ASAP. [/QUOTE]

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