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ok tell me if this is right a 1000wrms sub @ 1ohm on a saz1500 the gain should read 31.6 on the dmm. ok other then the gain what should i set the subsonic and my lpf at? the box its in is 3.5ft^3 tuned at 40 hz. i really need this help b4 my sub gets murdered

thanx in advance to whoever helps me

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ok tell me if this is right a 1000wrms sub @ 1ohm on a saz1500 the gain should read 31.6 on the dmm. ok other then the gain what should i set the subsonic and my lpf at? the box its in is 3.5ft^3 tuned at 40 hz. i really need this help b4 my sub gets murdered

thanx in advance to whoever helps me

i would start with the LPF at half way and go down from there

SSF at about 35-37hz is probably what i would start at. just listen to ur speaker, it will tell you if its happy or not. you can tell when its not happy by the way it sounds.

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ok since the ssf starts at 10 hz and maxs at sixty i should set it about halfway up? this is my first "real" amp every other one i've had only had gain, freq, and bass boost. plus i've never had one that could even push rms wattage of any good subs i had

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You can either start halfway and work your way up the SSF till you feel your sub is safe or start at 60Hz and work your way down till you find where your comfortable with the subs excursion limits.

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I think i pretty much got it set up. so using my dmm setting the gain the sq root of 1000rms is 31.6 and i only had to turn the gain up like 1/4 of the way. is the saz1500 really that powerful? man i gotta get money to build my new box that will fit in the trunk. this one didnt fit when i tried the sub is touching the trunk lid without it turned on. so imma build one 4.0ft^3 tuned at 33hz. thats fosgates recommended tuning.

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