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i think I might just be looking for mids from there. The fairing has plenty of highs for me. What mids would you suggest?
The kappas sound so tinny there that maybe they just ruined me to what a better coax would sound like.
Since ur thinking mids, have u considered whether u have the ability to band pass them? There can be a pretty significant difference in performance for mids when the filters are set to block the freqs that they don't play well i.e high and low pass crossover settings.
At a minimum I would recommend some tuning capability to get solid results.
T.
Last edited by Tailwind; Mar 21, 2019 at 07:54 PM.
Since ur thinking mids, have u considered whether u have the ability to band pass them? There can be a pretty significant difference in performance for mids when the filters are set to block the freqs that they don't play well i.e high and low pass crossover settings.
At a minimum I would recommend some tuning capability to get solid results.
It's not a deal breaker brother but it is something to consider. There can be a significant difference between a pro audio mid that can be properly managed and one that u just toss in there hoping for the best. But dudes do the latter without passive or active crossovers & EQs all the time not knowing what they are missing.
It's not a deal breaker brother but it is something to consider. There can be a significant difference between a pro audio mid that can be properly managed and one that u just toss in there hoping for the best. But dudes do the latter without passive or active crossovers & EQs all the time not knowing what they are missing.
T
I don't know if truer words have ever been spoken, and I say that from exactly that experience. I put pro audio mids on my sled went for a ride and thought WTF is that? Sounded like worn out brakes screaching with some nails on a chualk board in the background.
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