will3
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So Cresendo doesn't just warranty an amplifier ran at 0.5 ohm you have to pay for an extended warranty like best buy or sears , If you pay for the extra special 0.5ohm warranty do you get a replacement amplifier or does your amp get repaired?, Who pays for the shipping or any extra fees incured in getting the amp fixed or replaced ? Personally I would rather buy an IA amplifier that have been proven rock soild and not worry about purchasing an extended warranty I like the BC series amps by the way,( they are a great value) but you are not comparing apples to apples with the IA amplifiers
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Is the ferrite segmented like the previous DP with a soild top and bottom plate , or is the mag soild with slots machined through it I couldn't really tell from the pic ?
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I ran a little mod 1 (will mantlo) in meca this year , but won't have enough points to attend finals unfortunatly, really didn't get a chance to see what the warden could do in the 6th , maybe next year
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Pretty much anywhere that falls in IA recommendations works very well ( 0.8ft3 -1.4ft3 ) for the 12" , I did a single 12" LI in 1.3ft3 on a kicker ZX400.1 in a 4 door sedan the other day with very good results.
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I've done several in sealed applications in both the 12 and 15" platform and both worked very well.
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The only amps i heard about coming out later in the year were the IA3.4, IA5.1, and IA10.1, but there could be others.
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I always assumed that the 1000d had 3 - 30 amp fuses like alot of other Zenon 1000d's , but the web page says 3-25's , is this a type o, or does it have 3 - 25amp fuses
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Maybe I should have put a disclaimer on that statment ,I was simply trying to make a point, I would not recommend someone run a Flatlyne on 2k + I really hope this would not cause someone to put 3X the power to there FL's this would not be my intention .
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First off subwoofers never blow themselves they always have help, if you do this for a living you need to stop knowing everything and start listening , I could care less if they were JL audio or IA subwoofers,voice coils don't just randomly melt, ever And setting your gains with a DMM means nothing, you don't know you weren't clipping the driver , or how much actual power you were sending to it I have had personal experince with the FL , and have sent 3x the rated power to them with 0 problems , I can tell you this for a fact there is no problem what so ever with the design on the Flatlynes, you could have gotten a bad one but there is almost no chance you got two at the same time that had a problem, i am not trying to bash on you , but if you do this for a living you need to start asking questions and listening to people that are trying to help( good or bad ). There is a reason so many respected members of the mobile electronics community uses,sells,or recommends IA products.
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If you are that worried about the power handling on the sub in the first place this project seems doomed , The enclosure . the vehicle , how the port is loaded will all play a part in power handling because we are talking about AC current it is not constant, and it is varible( it fluctuates with the impedence curve) and with a stock electrical you probably won't be seening anywhere near 1500wrms cleanly out of your amplifier anyway , we have people running 2k to 15" DR's for daily for almost a year now with 0 problems, they don't so much as even get hot , but it is hard to make a claim or recommendation with out knowing the varibles at play ,
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You need to check the DC voltage @ the terminals on the amplifier with a DMM, it sounds like a voltage drop issue the way it was clicking on and off until you turned the gain down to 1/2, we have seen volt meters in cars read fine or even at the main battery with a DMM and the voltage @ the amplifier be less than 10v, particularly when using secondary batteries that aren't charging correctly.
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This sounds like an enclosure problem , with facing the subs forward , and the port to the rear , and with the enclosure being as large as it is for a small trunk, it sounds like your are having major cancellation problems at and around the tuning freq.
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What kind of vehicle is it and how is the enclosure loaded ? Where are the ports in the enclosure in relationship to the subs , are the subs right at the end of the port etc. ?
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Hopefully y'all will get a break before the next round comes through , all of us down here may need a boat before Sept. is over ,we've gotten like 13" in 2 days up here, but not any of the severe stuff yet , We will be prayin for all the people south of us that got it alot worse than we did.