question foR mEn With backdash

[Mr_Carz]

i would say depending on the way the backdash is built, if the backdash is "sealed" i beleive the midbass would be quite good, but then again i could be wrong. *waits for someone to correct me*

[Ted_v2]

well what speakers are u expecting to play on ur backdash to get this midbass

[justwhatuseeing]

Do you all even know what midbass is?...as in what frequency range it is?

How it that achievable from a speaker designed to play midrange?

plz stop beng so negative and try to help nah or stfu!!

[Firewall]

Do you all even know what midbass is?...as in what frequency range it is?

How it that achievable from a speaker designed to play midrange?

plz stop beng so negative and try to help nah or stfu!!

believe it or not they are good questions.

what are you aiming for? what qualifies as midbass to you, frequency wise?

there are pro audio drivers for midbass, but most people tend to use the wrong equipment for the wrong application.

[Mr_Carz]

@ pioneer
so you tellin me you CANNOT get midbass from a closed backdash? are YOU dotish? midbass freq lets say 60hz-125hz nothing is wrong with getting that response from a sealed backdash, iv heard it myself, u obviously dont get out much. before bashin everybody with you "know it all" attitude why dont u stfu and learn something?

[- Rovin's car audio -]

i wud like to see\hear how that "60hz-125hz" response especially d 60 area ....

[eggman]

i dont think we go an answer from the question yet.....

[SR]

here lemme help out here

use 2 pairs of these
http://dls.se/en/car/prod.html?produkt=en_96

Frequency range 40 - 20.000 Hz
Sensitivity 94 dB (1W/1m)

sealed or ported back dash tune port to 70hz

or
2 prs of these
http://dls.se/en/car/prod.html?produkt=en_88

Frequency range 50 - 20.000 Hz
Sensitivity 92 dB (1W/1m)
both options will give sufficient mid bass response

[SR]

sorry to hear that
driver probably isnt capable of mid bass frequencies

[rollingstock]

already got a pair of 18sound in a backdash but midbass lacking

Your problem right there, that speaker's frequency response is lacking. Take SR's advice or look for a more compatible speaker or depending on space you can add 2 more woofers. Even cheap $60 speakers from Gopaul's can gain you a better midbass.

Also relevant to your question about the backdash, sealed is preferable, i.e your subs are most likely going to be located in the trunk area, an open area from the oem speaker location and an unsealed enclosure for your mids can cause the bass output to throw off your mids (the speaker moves off-axis due to sound pressure produced by the subs)