Lack of midrange in my 5th gen doors

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02-28-2003, 02:01 AM

genix

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Lack of midrange in my 5th gen doors

the midrange starting at ~ 200hz starts to get a bit muddy, dissapearing at around 160 all together

Crossover is set at 60, so it is not crossing anything down yet

I am running an infinity kappa amp with Alpine Components in the front.

any suggestions?

02-28-2003, 04:54 PM

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Re: Lack of midrange in my 5th gen doors

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Originally posted by genix
the midrange starting at ~ 200hz starts to get a bit muddy, dissapearing at around 160 all together

Crossover is set at 60, so it is not crossing anything down yet

I am running an infinity kappa amp with Alpine Components in the front.

any suggestions?

Hey Ed...post this up on the MaxImage forums. Quack 2x will probably be able to help you. He's awesome with car audio.

02-28-2003, 07:27 PM

kevinsean23

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midrange

yeah,
I could use some info on setting up my amp also.
My midrange seems very weak.
I'm using 63.5i infinity components up front and 60.5cs in the rear w/ the alpine mrv-f450 5 channel amp.
I really have no idea what all of those **** on the amp mean so understandibly it's very hard to set.
What's the best settings for the setup I have?

Thanxs dude...