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My friend, I wouldn't expect much midbass from either system...The tweeter on both sets is probably going to give you the range of say 5k to 20k hz, and the 4 is going to give you from around 200-5k hz which is considered midRANGE, not midBASS...A 4inch speaker would be hard pressed if you crossed it over much below 200 hz, that would give it way to much of a freq. to play, well,...to much to play well at least...the larger the freq range you make any speaker play-the less clear it will sound.
Hope that helped clear it up a little for you... for midbass (70-300hz) look at some 6.5" speakers or better yet an 8", 6.5"s are still a little to small for good midbass unless they are enclosed properly...
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You might be able to get a better mid-bass response by filling the area with poly-fill (not to mention sealing that area if it isn't already). Again, this might help, but poly-fill is cheap, so it's a quick and easy fix that won't make your wallet hurt.
Much luck!!
I second the 6.5 or 8 (10 if you can get Dukk to help out!!). But, limitations will hamper the best of intentions....*sigh*
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Okay if I got the HD-642dt three way setup and put the 4" in the doors and the tweets in the stock locations...How much room will I have to give up to fit the 6.5 in the kick area?
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there not that big, only about 3inch's deep, this stupid sheet i'm looking at says 2.5 but the ruler says different. they are pretty big for a kick though.
if you change your mind about cutting the hole bigger, put the 6.5 in there and 4 and .75 in the kick. P.S. the cdt are damn nice, you might wanna get the upgrade version with the 1inch tweet. pretty blood red baskets, amazing crossovers, damn.
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The DT's is the with the upgraded tweeter...But putting the 6.5 in the door and then putting the 4 in the kick would cost to much $$$ as I cannot do this on my own.
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