i use a very unique set up in my car, the door midrange/bass is crossed over 160hz and up at 30db/octave and my dash woofer is crossed over at 180hz and down at 30db/octave lowpass and it sounds very good, it has virtually eliminated being drawn to the doors at lower frequencies that usually happens with door and k/p mounted midbass. i am fortunate enough to be able to have a woofer mounted in the center of my dash facing up at the windshiled. this type of set up only works with front dash mounted woofers for obvious reasons

 

drinkin the crest as i type with nikki, flash and dean, miss ya man, maybe time for a visit?

 

I looked at 8" midbass for the doors. I looked at it really hard. It would be a tonne of work in my SX so I'm not sold on it. It will get 6.5s for now and maybe one day when I am ambitious I will hack up a set of door panels [img]tongue.gif[/img]

I'm just gonna put more power on the 6.5s to compensate

 

im tellin ya dukk, i have the same car, the woofer in the center of the dash isnt that hard and the results are astounding. it can be done in 2 solid days, knowing what i know now, i didnt have to remove the whole dash to do it

 

Man, I dunno if I could cut a big hole in the dash

Got a spare dash pad lying around for me to try it on??

 

Defro, get pics up of your front mounted woofer, Im dying to see it. Maybe I'll hack up our R/T if I like it... [img]smile.gif[/img]

 

dukk, i bought a spare dash pad for 50 buck, can get you another if you want

 

neo n dash woofer pics

 

Nice job!! Did you have to remove anything from the cavity where the enclosure now sits?

I really like the stitched look on your dash as well. [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]

[ October 16, 2004, 04:34 PM: Message edited by: Kilowatt ]