RE Audio 8inch REX Series

[NYC54]

A FULL RANGE IS A PA SPEAKER PUT IT THIS WAY NO BASS JUST CRAZY VOICE LIKE A EV

but it wont give me any midbass correct?

[OFFTHAHOOK_INC]

NO SORRY DIDENT SEE YOU WHERE LOOKING FOR MIDS BUT IF YOUR LOOKING FOR VOICE THERE ARE THE ONES YOU WANT

[Dr. Johnson]

http://cgi.ebay.com/..._fvi%3D1&_rdc=1

hear are the specs the 10" and the 8" are the same

8" are $140 a pair plus you get $20 off as a smd member so $120 a pair + shipping

Why are you on here spamming? You are trying to sell your product in an unapproved area and you are a really new member. I am thinking this is not appropriate.

[Forevrbumpn]

Mid bass is usually the idea of running about 80/100hz - 350/380 hz bandpass filter on them

At these frequencies are the weak point the subs do not make, and the mids never could make

This is why a pro audio bass driver will work best, a Fs of about 80 - 100hz even up to about 120hz. Woofers with those specs, and usually a higher Qts, towards the 0.6 - 0.8 would be best in this range

I personally just made my own mid bass, I have installed on one side, and the bass range I'am making, I never heard in my truck before, the same bass notes as going to a club, or concert, not really low, just pounding, and really fills in the low vocals

This is usually where a mid bass speaker is meant to be played

Throw a 8" sub in the door, and your just getting free air sub bass, probably centered in the 60 - 80hz range

[OFFTHAHOOK_INC]

NOT TO BE RUDE BUT IM NOT SPAMMING JUST TRYIN TO HELP PEOPLE OUT BUT IF THATS THE CASE NOW EVERY ONE CAN GO OUT AND PAY 99 EACH SPEAKER B.C I WONT BE SELLING THEM ON HEAR ANY MORE

[kirill007]

No need to yell. (pls don't use caps. )

The best would be a 8 inch that can play range of around 8O-400 hertz without problems.

Just search a midbass there are quite a lot out there.

Then look at the freqeuncy response.

EDIT: Oh, and by the way, a full range speaker is a speaker that plays the whole range of sound.

Not one PA speaker uses full range drivers because most of the time they have a low power handling.

A full range speaker will give some midbass, but not more then a dedicated 6.5 inch midbass.

[NYC54]

Mid bass is usually the idea of running about 80/100hz - 350/380 hz bandpass filter on them

At these frequencies are the weak point the subs do not make, and the mids never could make

This is why a pro audio bass driver will work best, a Fs of about 80 - 100hz even up to about 120hz. Woofers with those specs, and usually a higher Qts, towards the 0.6 - 0.8 would be best in this range

I personally just made my own mid bass, I have installed on one side, and the bass range I'am making, I never heard in my truck before, the same bass notes as going to a club, or concert, not really low, just pounding, and really fills in the low vocals

This is usually where a mid bass speaker is meant to be played

Throw a 8" sub in the door, and your just getting free air sub bass, probably centered in the 60 - 80hz range

oh ok i see finally im starting to understand lol thank you for the info , when you say pro audio you mean most of the stuff parts express sells like b&c , tang bang , morel etc. ?

[NYC54]

No need to yell. (pls don't use caps. )

The best would be a 8 inch that can play range of around 8O-400 hertz without problems.

Just search a midbass there are quite a lot out there.

Then look at the freqeuncy response.

EDIT: Oh, and by the way, a full range speaker is a speaker that plays the whole range of sound.

Not one PA speaker uses full range drivers because most of the time they have a low power handling.

A full range speaker will give some midbass, but not more then a dedicated 6.5 inch midbass.

Thank alot for the explanation

i cant really find 8 inch 4 ohm mids though the only ones that ive seen is the arockford fosgate that meade uses , i have a question about freqeuncy response , do the speaker can say anything past 400 hertz ?