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Aug 28 2013 09:22pm
hey so i got everything plugged in, and theyre super super quiet even when i turn all the knobs up... any ideas??
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Aug 28 2013 09:48pm
nevermind, i guess the speaker wire was lose, now my car is rattling away xD
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Aug 28 2013 09:52pm
you're sure its wired correctly?

and for settings......have to guess on input level since it doesn't have voltage numbers -.-

input level halfway between min/max setting

subsonic 20-25 if ported. if sealed leave it at its lowest setting since it won't matter

low pass 80-100hz range

phase 0

bass boost 1/4 to 1/2 at most

input sensitivity 2-8 volt setting. what head unit are you using btw?

either way there are some beneficial settings in this post if you weren't sure about them.

This post was edited by Subwoofer on Aug 28 2013 09:52pm
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Aug 29 2013 12:52am
Bridging is what you would do to hook up multiple sets to a single amp. Like, I have 2 sets of 2 subs each running 1 ohm stable, I can bridge them both into my one amp.
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Quote (ChronFather420 @ Aug 28 2013 11:52pm)
Bridging is what you would do to hook up multiple sets to a single amp.  Like, I have 2 sets of 2 subs each running 1 ohm stable, I can bridge them both into my one amp.


YeahIKnow I Have Two Subs On One Amp Like My Diagram
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