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Bass Habit
16.5cm Bass habit midrange speaker - Sold in pairs
Deaf Bonce
HANNIBAL FURY 165 – Midbass Pair 16.5 cm 90 WRMS 91.6 dB 4 Ohm
DD audio
DD Audio VO-M106-S4 - 2 6.5" Midrange Speakers 100W RMS 4 Ohms
Reiss Audio
REISS RS-M5PX – Medium 13 cm 100 WRMS 91 dB 4 Ohm
Loud as HELL
Loud As Hell CHAOS 10" - 200W RMS 4 Ohm Midbass Speaker
Deaf Bonce
Machete Fight 60 - Midbass Speaker 16.5cm 100W RMS 94.9dB
Hifonics
HiFonics ZSU6AU - 6.5" Replacement Speaker for Exhaust Sound Actuator
Avatar
AVATAR Tsunami 81 – 8" Midrange 150W RMS (sold in pairs)
Loud as HELL
Loud As Hell CHAOS 12" - 300W RMS 4 Ohm Midbass Speaker
DD audio
DD Audio VO-M206 - 6.5" 300W 4Ω PA Midrange Speaker x 2
Vibe Audio
VIBE SLICKPRO6M-V0 - 6" 125W RMS 98dB Pro Midrange Speaker
Hifonics
HIFONICS ZXT6W-4 – Pair of 16.5 cm Midbass Speakers, 100 W RMS, 95 dB, 4 Ohm
DD audio
DD Audio VO-M208-S4 - 8" Midrange Speaker 150W RMS 2 Pieces
GAS Audio Power
MAX PMW1-64N - 6.5" Midrange Speaker 150W RMS 4 Ohms
Discover our selection of midrange and midbass car speakers: 10, 13, 16.5, 20, 25, and 30 cm, from Hi-Fi systems to high-power car audio SQL, Show Car, and SPL installations.
The midrange speaker reproduces an essential part of the musical spectrum, including vocals and many instruments. In high-output installations, it also helps achieve plenty of presence and volume between the bass section and the tweeters.
The subwoofer provides the bass, the tweeter completes the highs and the midrange speakers provide much of the musical energy in between. Choosing them is therefore essential to achieve a balanced, dynamic system capable of keeping up with a powerful subwoofer section.
Diameter influences the radiating surface area, space requirements, and available uses. It should be chosen based on the complete system rather than simply looking for the largest speaker.
16.5 cm is one of the most common sizes in car audio. Compact and versatile, it is available in both relatively musical models and high-output speakers designed for powerful systems.
Very popular in SQL and Show Car installations, the 20 cm midrange offers more radiating surface area and is available in many power levels and designs.
25 cm speakers make it possible to build large midrange or midbass sections. They are particularly common in projects seeking a lot of output and impact.
30 cm models are designed for installations where a large radiating surface area and high volume levels are desired. They should not be confused with 12-inch subwoofers.
Terminology varies by manufacturer.
A midrange speaker is primarily designed
for midrange frequencies, while a midbass
speaker is generally designed to go lower
into the upper bass and provide more kick.
However, there is no universal crossover frequency:
always use the manufacturer's operating range
and recommendations to set up your system.
Our catalog includes many power levels to suit both a simple installation and a high-power car audio system.
Power handling alone does not indicate volume level. Sensitivity, cone area, frequency response, amplification, filtering, and installation also play a major role in the final result.
Show Car, SQL, and SPL installations often use
high-output midrange speakers to achieve
high volume levels with the available power.
When comparing several models, therefore do not look
only at the RMS Watts. Sensitivity and the conditions
under which it is measured are also important.
In a multi-way installation, each speaker must operate in a range suited to its design. Filtering allows frequencies to be correctly distributed between subwoofers, woofers, midrange speakers, and tweeters.
It reproduces the lowest part of the system. Its operating range must be correctly connected with the upper drivers.
It can provide the transition between the bass and midrange and deliver the kick desired in certain installations.
It reproduces much of the vocals and instruments and plays a major role in the system's presence.
It completes the system in the high frequencies and must be correctly filtered to work with the midrange speakers.
A midrange speaker does not necessarily need to receive
the entire audio spectrum. A high-pass filter, for example,
can limit very low frequencies, while a low-pass
can be used to make the transition with the tweeter.
Crossover frequencies and slopes must be adapted
to the model used. A DSP allows you to go further with
precise filtering, equalization, and delay settings.
A large-diameter speaker can be designed specifically to operate as a midrange, midbass, or woofer. Diameter is therefore not enough to determine its frequency range or use.
Start by defining the role of the speaker in your installation and the desired volume level.
Find midrange speakers from DD Audio, Ground Zero Audio, Reiss Audio, Deaf Bonce, GS Audio, SP Audio, Gladen, GAS Audio Power, Bass Habit, Audison, Hifonics, Rockford Fosgate, Hertz, Vibe Audio, AI-Sonic, and many other car audio brands at Sound Auto Concept.
It reproduces an important part of the midrange frequencies, especially vocals and many instruments.
A midbass speaker is generally designed to go lower into the upper bass and produce more kick. However, the exact ranges depend on each model.
It depends on the available space, the desired frequency range, and the required output. 16.5 cm is very versatile, while 20 cm offers more radiating surface area.
Not necessarily. Some 25 or 30 cm speakers are specifically designed as midrange or midbass speakers and operate higher in frequency than a subwoofer.
Compare the speaker's RMS power with the power delivered by the amplifier at the correct impedance, then set the gain and filtering correctly.
Yes, in most multi-way installations. The crossover frequencies and slopes should be adapted to the manufacturer's recommendations and the complete system.
Look especially at sensitivity, power handling, frequency range, and the model's ability to operate at the desired volume level.
Yes, if the wiring produces an impedance compatible with the amplifier and if it has enough power for all the speakers.
In many systems, yes. Tweeters allow you to complete the high frequencies that the midrange is not designed to reproduce effectively.
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