Any 6.5" with midbass? or 6*9's??
Any 6.5" with midbass? or 6*9's??
Does anyone make a 6.5 with decent midbass, what if I go with some high end 6*9's and back with a sub?
Last edited by hellostop; Aug 31, 2003 at 10:04 PM.
Adire Audio Koda gets my vote. If those are too expensive..... look into the Kicker RMB6's.
Re: mid bass
Originally posted by hellostop
$80 is cheap if the Kodas deliver.
What is a recommended tweeter that has the correct impedence ?
How much power @4ohms?
$80 is cheap if the Kodas deliver.
What is a recommended tweeter that has the correct impedence ?
How much power @4ohms?
Tweeter? If you are trying for a component set, then buy the component set.
you can make any quality midbass sound good. If you build a enclosure for the speaker, deaden the door or rear wall, use some polyfill and put some power on them. And when I say power I mean more than 50 watts rms. A speaker put in the hole, running off a radio will very seldom deliver good midbass. Example in the rear I put dynamat extreme on the wall where the spk goes dampening any vibes the wall would catch. I put polyfill all in the wall then installed the speaker. I did one this way and just installed the other speaker in the uprepped side and there was a world of difference. The prepped side had good midbass and a fuller sound. I did the same up front but I buit enclosures out of the factory rain guards. My midbass is so much better I can turn my subs off and still have good bass.
yes it it possible. You just have to build a small sealed chamber not like a huge box in the door. You take the factory rain guard and use some fiberglass and make a speaker baffle out of it. At leat 50 watts 4ohm per side. I personally have 200 watts a side.
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