Mid-bass...baffles?

[hari-bhari]

I just installed my DLS MS6 speakers today, whoo they sound amazing, especially the tweeters. However, the midbass hits, but its not nice and tight like i thought it would be. I get the feeling that there is too much air in that panel and theyre just not punching like they should. I have them mounted useing the factory triangular mount, with a nice tight seal. But what can be done about all that open space? Has anyone used a baffle for the speaker, or will dynamat or deadening material be the best bet? Vibrations really aren't my problem, I just really want to tighten up that punch, becuase i know these spkrs are capable

[netherland24]

RAAmat sells insole (or ENSOLE) whichever u cna put on pannels for rattle and u can use that to put behind the mids.

nice speakers by the way

[Mandarinsolara]

subwoofers

[hari-bhari]

well ive already got subs. will the sound deadening material help with tightening up the bass? i know itll help with rattles, but will it help with enhancing the bass?

[netherland24]

yes it will since there is more to deadner then anything it will give the speaker a more solid mount which will over more a direct sound and not rattle the door so it will sound alot better

[hari-bhari]

so whats the best deadener? and how many sqaure feet should i buy

[vin]

These guys make great stuff for the money...
http://www.edesignaudio.com/edv2/index.php?cPath=24

Or if you prefer Dynamat makes excellent stuff, pretty expensive tho...
http://www.dynamat.com/

You will probably need about 12-15 sq feet or a door kit (this is for the inner sheet metal only, ~20 sq ft. for both inner/outer door skin)
I ended up using two door kits - one for each door, and my mid-bass is GREAT, I'm not even using my subs any more.