invert sub

[bsheltry55 0]

i have a MA Audio hk15x2 and i was wondering if i am able to invert it.

and if i do that i have to invert the polarity right?

[Tirefryr 1,742]

Yes, you can, and no you don't have to unless you have cancellation issues.

[jcarter1885 995]

i have a MA Audio hk15x2 and i was wondering if i am able to invert it.

and if i do that i have to invert the polarity right?

Pretty much any sub can be inverted.

[bsheltry55 0]

alright thanks

so i just have to switch the pos and neg after i remount it?

Edited September 25, 2009 by Bri Bri

[Tirefryr 1,742]

You won't need to, unless you have multiple subs.

[bsheltry55 0]

alright what does it actuall do

[rmzsuzuki89 61]

alright thanks

so i just have to switch the pos and neg after i remount it?

If it's only one sub, then no, it doesn't matter. If there are two subs, and only one is inverted, then yes, you will need to switch the polarities.

If there are more than one with one inverted and one not, and the polarities aren't switched, you will get cancellation...Basically when the subs are on they're up stroke, one will excurt out of the box, and the other will into the box.

Edited September 25, 2009 by rmzsuzuki89

[Tirefryr 1,742]

alright what does it actuall do

It changes the polarity of the driver, or in simple terms, changes the way the cone moves .

[bsheltry55 0]

alright what does it actuall do

It changes the polarity of the driver, or in simple terms, changes the way the cone moves .

will it make it sound different with only one sud

[Tirefryr 1,742]

No.