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Reccomend a midbass?
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solacedagony
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Like I said, you'll really eff things up if you put a speaker with any other impedance on that crossover. Changing the impedance changes the crossover point. Don't worry about the power handling on the mids as much as the mid being what you're looking for. If the Dayton driver catches your eye, buy it up and give it a shot. Hardly 60 something bucks for a new set of mids shipped. I don't know what you were running before, but it'll probably be better if your previous mid was from a cheap set.
Remember that the install will be key, as opposed to a driver being "simple" or "complicated" :)
Remember that the install will be key, as opposed to a driver being "simple" or "complicated" :)
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CaptainPioneer
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Just read this part... I think that i would want a little extra midbass than range now that i think of it... My current Highs can handle some good midrange but what im looking for is the depth of the Lower midbass...solacedagony wrote:
Edit: Unless of course it's just simply for sound. The Dayton's will do fine. Also remember that you'll probably get better midRANGE as your speaker gets smaller in diameter. That's not any hard, fast rule, but obviously as you get smaller, you'll also lose midbass. Everything's give and take.
For example... I want to really hear each different pitch and sound of the high to the low tom-toms on a drum set... that would be really what im looking for..
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solacedagony
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Sorry I didn't get back to you right away, was gone for awhile after work.
The idea on sealing the door is to isolate the front and rear waves of the speaker. Them combining could cause cancellation. You probably don't want to seal the door up to make it like a sealed enclosure (good luck with that, hell of a time doing it :) ). I've read too many stories of people sealing their mids and losing a ton of midbass. Just make sure you mat and ensolite your doors up real well. Cover any holes in your door that may let air through to the front. Mount the driver on a baffle (just a mounting ring should work ok) and attach the baffle to your door. Some people recommend de-coupling the driver/mount from the door using soft modeling clay, I guess to help with vibrations, but I'm not sure about its effectiveness or validity (never tried it myself).
I would suggest going with the 7 and not the 8. You'll probably lose too much precious midrange with the 8. You're already losing enough by going with the 7.
The idea on sealing the door is to isolate the front and rear waves of the speaker. Them combining could cause cancellation. You probably don't want to seal the door up to make it like a sealed enclosure (good luck with that, hell of a time doing it :) ). I've read too many stories of people sealing their mids and losing a ton of midbass. Just make sure you mat and ensolite your doors up real well. Cover any holes in your door that may let air through to the front. Mount the driver on a baffle (just a mounting ring should work ok) and attach the baffle to your door. Some people recommend de-coupling the driver/mount from the door using soft modeling clay, I guess to help with vibrations, but I'm not sure about its effectiveness or validity (never tried it myself).
I would suggest going with the 7 and not the 8. You'll probably lose too much precious midrange with the 8. You're already losing enough by going with the 7.
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I was gonna recommend the AA 6.5" poly mids(which are actually closer to 7") but they're now out of stock.
I bought a pair on Saturday(which should be at my door in a couple hours) and I checked their online ordering system again on Monday to find them unavailable. Chad assured me that my pair would be getting shipped out later that day(and they were) so I obviously snagged one of the last sets
I bought a pair on Saturday(which should be at my door in a couple hours) and I checked their online ordering system again on Monday to find them unavailable. Chad assured me that my pair would be getting shipped out later that day(and they were) so I obviously snagged one of the last sets
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http://zaphaudio.com/6.5test/
He just did a whole review section near the bottom of the page. The AA is on there.
He just did a whole review section near the bottom of the page. The AA is on there.