hey, just kind of curious.. is there a difference between midrange and midbass? if you were to say that you have a component set and part of the set is a 6.5" "mid"... what is this classified as, a midrange speaker or a midbass speaker.. or are they the same?
just something i was curious about. always refered to my mids as "mids" without actually knowing the difference. thanks! |
someoen correct me if im wrogn but usualy midbass is 80-200 htrz and mid range is 200 hrtz to 3 ish k ??d
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ok cool. yeah i was just reading up on the manual for my components (Rockford Fanatic X's from the 2000 product line) and the freq response says 50Hz - 5kHz, i assume that is in the perfect conditions though. i wouldnt expect my mids to actually play at 50Hz. was just curious what to call these 6.5" "mids". just plain old midranges, lol.
thanks for the reply |
calling those mids is right. A midbass is used just for midbass and usually pounds more compared to a mid/midbass speaker. I find using a midbass up front along with mid/tweet(3way) to be much more satisfying than just a 2 way system. If you try a 3 way system you'll love it!
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mmmm yea maybe further along down the road.. heh. i need an amp to power my lil 2-way system for now. only running them off the deck, i never amped them before but they say i should.
however i think i will be bashed alot if i hook them up my 150RMS Jensen 2channel? lol. what do yas think. thanks! |
That should be just fine for a set of components.
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yeah should do the trick for now eh? its not top of the line by any means but i'm sure if i keep the gains set right i can keep the distortion down to as minimum as possible with the circumstances.
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its an old XA-3022LX. first amp i ever bought.. about 6 years ago. 70X2 RMS should be ok for the time being.
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