im lookin to buy some new 6x9's but i want to get a pair that has beefy mids. ive bought/seen/heard a lot of speakers that have prissy vocals... kinda like listening to barry white on a p.a. speaker with a flat paper surround.. but with a tweeter
based on my knowledge i would look into 3 inch mids instead of 2 inch. anybody know the resolution..?
Just get midbass-only drivers, especially if they're going in the rear of the car (which is what it sounds like).
The best ones (and possibly only ones) are all round-not oval. So expect to buy an adaptor plate so they'll fit...
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this wasnt very well thought out.. i knew about some kicker 6x9 midbass with no tweeter.. but i said those take power and i wasnt sure if i could pull off a pair of 6x9s that i could run off the deck.. i only found one aftermarket pair with an rms low enough then there were these infinities on ebay used for like 30 bux.. i started to read reviews and they seemed like they were giant tweeters.. so i needed to know how to increase midrange and if it was possible to apply that to those speakers now i have some kicker resolution mids in my at home speaker cabinet and im thinking about taking those out for a new pair of sealed midranges that wont interfere with the woofer i can then take those resolutions and put them in place of the 6x9s but again ill need to buy an amp stacking more power onto a load (which is best) now i need to know where i can get some 6x9 plates kinda cheap before i go buy wood to make them on my own. (dont forget grills and crossovers)
i still must say that with round components the problem is still there. i have components hooked up to an amp in the front and they are kinda prissy (ive heard worse) i personally am using bass and mids with enough treble that wont scream or hurt my ears at full blast (give or take a few distortion numbers)
is there a guide to buying beefy midrange? you installers with experience can at least give a "i dont know"