Mid Bass Not Sounding Smooth?

I see. The only thing is that I dont really like doing the work myself since I get very frustrated easily as well as misplacing screws/bolts, and just turns out to be a big mess if I were to treat my own doors.

So, here's where I stand. Ever since I got my Alpine CDE-HD149BT head unit which replaced my old 2 volt kenwood head unit, I told myself I have a complete system. No more spending. But I see how this Alpine head unit gives my speakers a level up in sound.

My kenwood head unit: Povides Decent sound quality/Less Speaker Harshness/Average Mid Bass somewhat/Distorts certain songs a little more

My Alpine Head unit: Provides less distortion, Provides Great Sound Quality/More Speaker Harshness in which I have to lower the treble Eq and decrease a little lower on the HPF to get the Warmer sound and the sound I been looking for. The only thing is the midbass sound on certain songs.

So with this situation, I can either go back to my kenwood head unit which will reduce sound quality/less signal, but still does everything(including the mid bass sound) solid.

Or spend more money to get doors treated, however will be a a lot better with the sound.

Tough decision on my hands.

Have not made a decision yet, however i also notice on certain songs, the vocals also sound too boomy. On hip hop,funk, and RnB, my alpines sound perfect with these genres. When i play oldies, few songs in that genre I hear the vocals souding too boomy which was not like that before on my kenwood head unit. Can treating the doors also fix this type of vocal problem?

Well, Here's my update. I went back to my kenwood and I'm super happy now. My Mids sound good, My Highs sound good, got the JL Audio jl audio 12w3v3-2 Bumpin good. Its a win win. That boomy vocal problem i was getting from the mids in no longer there. Still I thank you guys for the replies/suggestions. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif