MidBass crossover

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Nov 28, 2006 | 09:15 PM

#21

df.dima

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i've used b-quiet with great success.
the doors technically don't have to be 100% air tight.

Nov 29, 2006 | 04:37 PM

#22

jasondh

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Quote:

Originally Posted by chasbot

do you have a cherokee, or have you seen it done in one? i was thinking about doing that but wasnt sure as of how to make an airtight box out of the door to make it sound good, and for deadening, what are some recommendations? spray on or dynamat??.

I don't have a Cherokee but I've seen it done. It was a Cherokee sport and basically he cut the bottom (10" or so) of the door panel off and replaced it with a peice of carpeted MDF, pretty simple. I'll see if I can find a pic.

Jan 30, 2007 | 08:31 AM

#23

Kaiser

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Build one

How good are you at soldering?

Just fabricate your own passive crossover. the12volt forum has a values calculator and tables to help u with ur reactive component (inductor/capacitor) choice.

Cheap and Effective

Jan 31, 2007 | 10:30 AM

#24

hershey

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midbass

I'm using an audio control 2Xs for midbass crossover. 90 - 200. you can change the crossover frequencies internally using different chips(resisters on a small board). You can make your own chips -using their calculations for frequency you choose.
cheers