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what does midbass have to do with it????
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<blockquote data-quote="oldschool4me" data-source="post: 4170629" data-attributes="member: 581630"><p>yes, i agree a midbass is important in a good sounding system. a midbass woofer and a midrange woofer are not the same thing. a common misunderstanding. an actual midbass usually designed to be in the 25- 500 hz range. a mid woofer is designed to go much higher and usually lack in the say 80-250hz range. i like to use midbass speakers in the rear deck. i also am firm on using baffles to help with acoustics. i listen to a variety of music and for some music it is a great enhancement to have a great ( lets not say midbass lol) we will use low to mid frequency range, such as drums, bass guitar, vocals etc. if you like to feel your music and not just the bass then this is something you may want to look into. if you enjoy schrill highs then dont worry about it, your all set.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="oldschool4me, post: 4170629, member: 581630"] yes, i agree a midbass is important in a good sounding system. a midbass woofer and a midrange woofer are not the same thing. a common misunderstanding. an actual midbass usually designed to be in the 25- 500 hz range. a mid woofer is designed to go much higher and usually lack in the say 80-250hz range. i like to use midbass speakers in the rear deck. i also am firm on using baffles to help with acoustics. i listen to a variety of music and for some music it is a great enhancement to have a great ( lets not say midbass lol) we will use low to mid frequency range, such as drums, bass guitar, vocals etc. if you like to feel your music and not just the bass then this is something you may want to look into. if you enjoy schrill highs then dont worry about it, your all set. [/QUOTE]
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