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Well the easiest way is to replace your stock alt with the dc alt, but you could possibly get a dual alt bracket made and run your stock alt for stock electrical and run the dc alt for your stereo. If you did the later approach, you would have more amperage to keep up with your current draw from your amps, and you could run a higher voltage which would be beneficial for an amp such as a saz4500 I guess the only issue is, do you have space under the hood for a second alt? Some people remove their A/C to make up the space, I know if it was me I'd never do that... I'm not sure off the top of my head how much current draw the 4500d has at full tilt, I'm assuming your wiring it down to 1ohm? Depending on the current draw and battery bank you have, it may or may not be worth it to do a dual alt setup. Hope that helps, even the slightest bit!
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more batteries or more alts
ssh replied to kryptonitewhite's topic in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical
simple question, simple answer: get another alt. You'll have more power when your vehicle is running. -
Twin 15" Xcon Dodge Dakota X-Cab ( PTS Hybrid Horn )
ssh replied to Thumpper's topic in Pound That Sound
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The sa12 requires a relatively small ported enclosure, so your in luck Down firing vs ever other combination design and placement is different for every vehicle, only trial and error will tell you what's best in the end. Personally If downfiring works best for your space and storage area then just go that route, just make sure you give the driver enough space to unload and not hit the floor, I would at least 3" but preferably more like 4" or 5", hopefully someone else can chime in about the space. My new build is actually going to be four sa12s down firing in a jeep wrangler, down firing works best for my goals, getting loud and being able to store stuff on top of the box. Now flipping the box over and up firing may yield a lot more output, but I'll sacrifice that unknown for the sake of storage.
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Check out sundown and crescendo amps.
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Go for it man, if you got all the tools it's pretty easy. If not, have Argent Audio build you a box
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As do you! 28hz will sound good on the lows but lose some output on the higher range.
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Fail on the painting But digging your whole build
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you aren't going to notice any difference between 27 and 28... Pick one, the end.
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ssf stands for subsonic filter, it attenuates frequencies below a set frequency. It keeps the driver from playing below the enclosures tuned frequency and bottoming out. The RF 2500.1bd has a SET ssf at 28hz. If you end up using that specific amp, I would tune the enclosure to 30hz.
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Just another reason prefab boxes don't work well 99% of the time... But as long as your happy then it doesn't really matter
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2 Runs of 4ga =/= 0ga?
ssh replied to An-i-no's topic in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical
The firewall in my Explorer makes me wanna Me and my dad had all kinds of hell fitting two 8 guage wires in there without drilling a hole. This time I just wanna look for a good spot to hole saw big enough for 0ga and call it a day. Some people run their wire under their vehicle, just an idea. You can use industrial zip ties and pvc couplers. -
Yeah that's really not good... For downfiring I'd try to have at least 3" between the cone and floor, and if possible more.
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Hopefully they have some adapter, or it's an easy fix. I'll definitely being watching this topic to see how it turns out. Mines been a bit complicating, but I think I have it figured out now, just gotta wait on a resistor...
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So whats the distance between the cone and floor? an inch?
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What doesn't sound right? whats your ssf and lpf filters set to?
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I'm not sure but that amp may have a fixed ssf, which presents a problem if your using a ported enclosure.
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2 Runs of 4ga =/= 0ga?
ssh replied to An-i-no's topic in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical
Use a 0gauge to 4gauge end reducer, then you can run 0gauge out of your 4gauge output. Such as: http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_16846_Stinger+SPT821+-Gold-.html DOPENESSSSSSS. Thanks alot man. No problem -
2 Runs of 4ga =/= 0ga?
ssh replied to An-i-no's topic in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical
Use a 0gauge to 4gauge end reducer, then you can run 0gauge out of your 4gauge output. Such as: http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_16846_Stinger+SPT821+-Gold-.html -
2 Runs of 4ga =/= 0ga?
ssh replied to An-i-no's topic in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical
And this is why a lot of people don't take stereo shops seriously... -
2 Runs of 4ga =/= 0ga?
ssh replied to An-i-no's topic in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical
Hmmm....would that be sufficient if it's a short run? If it's a short run why don't you just spend an extra 10 bucks or whatever and use 0gauge? You can get 0gauge from weldingsupply.com, it's generally cheaper then any "car audio" wire and it's exactly the same, if not better. -
Where do i get that enclosure? EDIT: Will the BTL have better or Equal SQ to L7s? Enclosure right here from SSA. Get the BL you will love it. Where are the prices...where do i order? http://khaotikenclosures.com/
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Both the BL and BTL will sound better then L7s, granted your enclosure is built right and not tuned high.