SpeakerBoy

Speakers do what they are told. Sounds like an amp problem.

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It has 40hz highpass? As in, to keep out <40hz???

What amps are you running?

Do you currently have a HO alt?

Lol

Haha it looks like a box for four 12's because of the proportions Nice. Fucking. Work. That's awesome

It's the rube-goldberg of crossovers.....?

Right? I'm jealous

Not sure if you're really able to do a dual charging system with a single alt without an alt specifically built to do so, I've seen some 12v/16v HO alts *I think I have. And if so, it would have been on this board that I saw it.

That box is the size of my apartment....

How are you gonna ask a question and tell some of the most knowledgeable people on the board they are wrong. Personally I ask questions when I'm aiming to learn. So what are you here for? Try reading what they say more carefully. Starting off on level ten makes for a hard game.

That's fucking amazing, can't wait to see the finished product! And holy port!

bump.......?

That is pretty much what I have came to the conclusion of. The more I read on it the more i feel the user was not in a position to have a massive substage with such little knowledge. But that does not answer to my spider spacer question...I believe they stopped offering it because it wasn't beneficial. There wasn't really any coil rock to worry about, so they saved you a couple bucks.

They are compressed, ie, data is crunched and finagled to be smaller. If you saw the difference in file size of lossless versus mp3 there's no question that a lot is lost.

Welldamn.

Yamaha HTR-5440 running 5.1 Sub amp is a Yung SD500-6 feeding a BTL18 in my box from my truck, 5 cubes @ 35. Trashy on movies but excellent for most of my unedited music. Nice and punchy. Slowed suffers, so I'm rebuilding once it's warmer.

You're grammar are messed up.

I literally lol'ed

This is an audio forum. Ears made this shit happen people. Embrace em.

Wire up your sub and play a 50hz tone, use your ear to find the clip point, then back it down a bit. I usually find the clip threshold and then back it down a bit more than needed to keep it nice and safe should voltage issues arise, or anything really. No tools needed.

A gain is used to match line out from the HU. Most amps I've had for example, are sensitive from 0.2v-5v (many amps have different ranges) which means, any head unit outputting at least 0.2v is enough to achieve max output. It will sound the same as a 5v preout to that amp, it's a sensitivity adjustment yo. Crossovers protect speakers from playing too high/low not necessarily where the speaker is 'heard' in the car. Adjusting frequency response not aim. Using your ears to tune it is only logical, because that's your reference under daily driving scenarios. If you need all those devices and shit to be able to know when your amp is being roasted or your speaker is dying at xmech, you need to invest a little time in learning before you accidentally blow up a couple grand. This isn't calling you dumb, it's just meant to help! I know how hearing the same thing over and over is irritating. But sometimes it's what we need to hear. At the end of the day, I wouldn't ask a question if I already knew the answer The board is here to learn not burn.

Sheesh. Making my btl and 3k look pussy.....