i was woundering if any of you have tried mid bass speakers on the back ... these are the ones im thinking about using

http://www.cardomain.com/item/KIC04SSMB6?vq_id=none


thanks
Zerog

 

I tried it for about 2 days...just sounded muddy

 

hey thanks ahsmo....
ZeroG

 

that was with my speakers in the stock location so my imaging wasnt too good to begin with... with the speakers in the back running as midbass driver it messed up my already less than good imaging

 

whats a good set of midbass drivers I was think about the Kicker SSMB6 also

 

I wanted to do the same thing but Ahsmo has a good point!

 

yeah those kickers seem to be pretty decent... i was thinking mainly of just running bass through them no voice.. but if your adding a sub or 2 it would mostlikely drown out the sound coming from them and then it would be a wast of money..

ZeroG

 

I have no plans on putting subs in and want to get some bass I just got Diamond Audio S600s & M391i so im looking for some extra bass nothing crazy like what subs would produce. I think I may give them a try there selling $90 on ebay

 

From 20-60 cycles the human ear can not detect direction

from 60-20k cycles the human ear can dectect direction

Midbass drivers run usually from 60-150 cycles. Or thats where they like to run. Since those frequencies fall into the direction range, and the rear speakers suck for placement already, this combination equals enough to make baby jesus cry in terms of imaging.

 

I dont think that would be too bad of an idea. I would run them from 40-70 cycles, then let your door speakers pick up from 70-20k


In you have a strong amp check out this here
anyone of those would work well