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Im curious to know if my MLI-65 mids will play well from 3khz and down (with a 18db slope)

Im going to pair them up with Vifa D26NC05 Tweeters

thanks

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Install dependent. On or off axis?

thanks for your reply

mids on the doors...tweeters pointing towards the driver and passenger on the dash (with mounts)

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If they were in the kicks, I'm sure they wouldn't have a problem playing flat to 3k, but in the doors, not so sure.

Again, I really can't say because I'm not listening to them. Every install is different.

In my brother's truck, they started to noticeably taper off around 2-2.5k.

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Im pretty sure it wont work out....I tried something like this before (7" Dayton RS with this tweeter)

it didnt sound right

I thought the Mach5 mids would play up to 4khz without issues

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Im going to pair these up with Seas tweeters

:)

What model ?

I haven't had too much playtime with the MLI's (mine are also flat on the door) but to my ears they sound ok paired with the H1396 from Seas.

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Im going to pair these up with Seas tweeters

:)

Adrian and I are running the SEAS neo Textiles with them active. For the money, I think it is very good set up that needs very little power. My cross over point is at 2k and they seem happy. I am considering trying to move up to three way and slide a 2" Tang Band mid to take some of the upper range work off the MLI's and some of the lower range work off the SEAS. I have the amp to do it, just not sure I want to go that far yet.

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I am thinking about going with Seas Aluminums

One more question: How big is the magnet diameter on these mids?

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Im going to pair these up with Seas tweeters

:)

Adrian and I are running the SEAS neo Textiles with them active. For the money, I think it is very good set up that needs very little power. My cross over point is at 2k and they seem happy. I am considering trying to move up to three way and slide a 2" Tang Band mid to take some of the upper range work off the MLI's and some of the lower range work off the SEAS. I have the amp to do it, just not sure I want to go that far yet.

I played a little with them today...

MLI's crossed at 3.2k with a 2nd order slope. Tweeters crossed at 4k with a 2nd order slope. I'm pretty satisfied with the results. Played only with the tweeters and I didn't like how they sounded crossed at 2.5k.

Highpass on the MLI's is at 40hz :neil:

Not sure about the magnet diameter, but watch the basket. It's pretty big :)

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the basket has a bigger diameter than the magnet really, the basket goes right up to the mounting point its weird but if you look at the speaker at a side angle, youd know.

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Yesterday, I moved the crossover point up higher for the low-pass on the MLI's and visa versa on the SEAS. Slowly dialing it in I guess.

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I run mine wide open on top and have the Neo3s crossed at 2100 with a 3rd order slope.

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From what I've heard, they perform better as a dedicated midbass, or at least paired with a tweeter that extends lower. And that basket looks like a definite candidate for clay addition :)

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that basket looks like a definite candidate for clay addition :)

You would be correct.

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that basket looks like a definite candidate for clay addition :)

You would be correct.

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Whats the point of that?

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