8 inch sub or midbass?

 

VW
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What exactly is the difference between the 2?
 

Gold Member
Username: Carguy

Post Number: 4325
Registered: Nov-04
Sub: 20Hz - 90Hz
Midbass: 90Hz - 250Hz
Mids: 250-2KHz
Highs: 2KHz - 20KHz
 

VW
Unregistered guest
If thats the case, almost any 8 inch sub would work as an 8 inch midbass.

Mine have a frequency range of 35hz-1000hz.

The reason I ask, is that some are labled subwoofer and others are labled midbass and I was wondering what the difference between the 2 drivers being that they are labled differently.
 

Bronze Member
Username: Clownass

Post Number: 23
Registered: Sep-05
It seems like I saw GlassWolf say that it is best to have the system set up like this

Sub: 20-50
Midbass: 50-150

And to have the mids and tweets cover everything else.
 

Gold Member
Username: Jonathan_f

GA USA

Post Number: 4780
Registered: May-04
That is best in a car if you have the midbasses to do it with. The lower the x-over of the midbass, the better the sub will transition with them and keep the bass upfront.
 

VW
Unregistered guest
If thats the case, almost any 8 inch sub would work as an 8 inch midbass.

Mine have a frequency range of 35hz-1000hz.

The reason I ask, is that some are labled subwoofer and others are labled midbass and I was wondering what the difference between the 2 drivers being that they are labled differently.
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