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AdiSRI
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posted on 25th Mar 04 at 13:36 |
exactly as dan says above, do this now!
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danregs
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posted on 25th Mar 04 at 13:35 |
just posted on your other thread bout this mate!
DONT CRANK THEM UP LIKE THIS!!!!
you could blow ur amp cos ur running them at too low an impedance.
ok you said you have two spare terminals on each sub....
on each sub......
move your negative connection to the negative connection that is free and leave the positive one where it is. then link your two free terminals (one should be positive, the other negative).
this will work fine and give you the 2ohm load resistance which you need :thumbs:
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troublesome
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posted on 25th Mar 04 at 09:30 |
k well subs are workin now, sound pretty sweet on low :D :D
but not sure if they wired up correctly as they are dual coil subs
ive got em like that but means on each sub there is a positive and negative free...
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AdiSRI
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posted on 24th Mar 04 at 18:35 |
yes do power the components.
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andy hirst
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posted on 24th Mar 04 at 16:59 |
ditch the 6x9's dont need hem if running a sub. Use the amp to power the comps, will sound much better
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troublesome
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posted on 24th Mar 04 at 15:55 |
well hopefully should be pickin it up tonite, wanted to know should i amp up the components or run straight from head..
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Corsa E-Tec
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posted on 24th Mar 04 at 14:44 |
your gonna have a loud system there, not a fan of twin subs but nice nether the less.
tho i would rather have one 600 watt rms sub in the boot. but thats my opinion.
each to ther own.
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troublesome
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posted on 24th Mar 04 at 11:23 |
ALREADY HAVE :
HEADUNIT : KENWOOD 4 x50W RMS
6X9's : PIONEER-TS-A6910
AMP : SONY-XM-444 (Will be running 6x9's)
Input: Number of Channels 4
Maximum (14.4V): at 4 ohm 2x222W
Maximum (14.4V): at 4 ohm 4x80W
Rated/THD: at 2 ohm 4x40W/0.1%
Rated/THD: at 4 ohm 2x80W/0.1%
Low Pass Filter (selectable) 80Hz
High Pass Filter (selectable) 80Hz
NEW SYSTEM
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COMPONENTS : ALPINE-SXS-1757
Peak Power 150W
50W Nominal Power
AMP : ROCKFORD-FOSGATE-POWER-501bd (Running 2x12" Subs)
300W x 1 @ 4 Ohms RMS
550W - 600W x 1 @ 2 Ohms RMS
Bridgeable
Crossover : LP 50-250Hz 24dB per Octave
Subsonic filter
Bass Control - 0 to 18 dB @ 45 Hz
Low level RCA Signal input. Voltage - 100mV - 6 volts
4 gauge Power Wire input
Cast Heatsink
Wired Bass Control included
Protection built-in
Frequency response : 20 to 250 Hz +/- .5 dB
Dimensions : 2.38 X 9.85 X 13.07 (inches)
SUB : 2 x 12" ROCKFORD-FOSGATE-RFP4112
12" Punch 'HE2' DVC series subwoofer
400W RMS power handling
800W Peak power handling
Dual 2-ohm voice coils
85.0 dB SPL (dB @ 1w/1m)
Magnet Weight: 77.4 oz (2194g)
Frequency range: 27Hz-250Hz
Mounting diameter: 11.00 inches
Mounting depth: 6.0 inches
WIRING : Autoleads: G3-18 - 4-gauge Power kit
WHAT DO YOU ALL THINK... HOPE IVE MADE THE RIGHT CHOICE
THANX IN ADVANCE
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[Edited on 25-03-2004 by troublesome]
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