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Go to Ebay and look for Kicker RMB 6.5's or 8's or the SSMB that came in a 6.5 and an 8.

They were without a doubt some of the best mid bass speakers available. They are out of production now and its to much to write to explain why they stopped making them but they are truly bad ass.

Perfect frequency response and slim mount design. This is not an opinion it is a fact that they were some of the best out there. I promise.

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I know you said you want new comps, but there's a guy on here with RF T162S' for $100+ shipping. Those are really, really good for that price. You should at least think about it.

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Im really just trying to buy new...but anyways hows the midbass from them?

they are very punchy i have my high pass set high so i keep most of my bass away from them

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My friends got the ds 6.5s and they hve great midbass. But theyre only running off of headunit power and they tend to distort at higher volumes. The more expensive they get, the better sound quality youll have. At least thts how i look at things.

And also, if you want punchier midbass, definitly go with kicker. If you want more sound quality, go with the alpines.

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thats how I look at them too. I have a pair of ds coaxial's..they are ok. Ill prob just do ks series since they are a decent price on audiosavings

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your pricepoint is whats going to keep you from getting "good" midbass output

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