Mid-bass?

[MattismodderX]

Ok so ive been doing a bit of research around and i'm really interested in adding some mid-bass to the car. seeing as that's the one area of sound that sounds the worst in my car. anything 20-100hz sounds great but higher then that to the 5.25 american bass range = nonexistent. i want to make two boxes of some kind to be mounted in the 6x9 deck. each side having the 5.25 speaker as well as a mid-bass driver. not gonna go with the kick panels. any input/experience with this is greatly appreciated

[Ryan from Ohio]

Rear fill up high = instant fail

You want them mounted low. Custom cutouts into the rear molding (for a 2dr car?)

Besides that you will want a crossover to bandpass them.

5.25" speakers dont produce a strong midbass presence. Nature of the beast.

I would put them in a sealed box, around 2 liters or so of air.

If you purchase speakers through me I can test them (T/S Specs if not available) and give you specifics for box sizes.

[MattismodderX]

yea its 2dr. the back end has both seats folded down (indefinitely) with the amp mounted on the larger of the two sides. i have a 80rms x2 amp with a crossover hp and lp. price ranges on some mid woofers?

[cherrington17]

i have my ascendant havoc 6.5's for $100...

[MattismodderX]

im more interested in the mid bass drivers that play 50-250hz. but those are some badass speakers

[Ryan from Ohio]

Actually those would work rather well...

http://basstronics.net/docs/Learn_rearfill.pdf

How about the arm rest portion...

[cherrington17]

they are definitely mid woofers, not mid speakers

[colonel6632]

i was toying with the idea of mounting speakers in the sides of the arm rests. ryan was helping out with that one time or another i believe.

my 1990 cougar had side mounted speakers, i think it sounded much better, even though the speakers were only 5x6

[Ryan from Ohio]

I had a 94 cougar and I custom mounted speakers under the arm rest portion. Worked awesome.