Kicker CVR12

a box 12 cu ft tuned to 40Hz??? lol but that is a waste for one sub

electro whats your email??

 

you want loud look at this.........





same car..!!

 

Well I'm home, finally. I'll fix those amp gains/bass boosts tonight or tomorrow. I might be starting a new job tomorrow so we'll see.

Oh yeah, I've been visiting colleges and I think I'm going to sell my grand marquis before I go away to college about a year from now. I want something that won't stick out as much to thieves... because I'm probably going to UF (Gainesville), U. Miami (Miami obviously), FSU (Tallahassee), or UCF (Orlando)...

I need to find a new vehicle. I figure I'll probably just tint the windows on it, put in a system... and maybe some simple black rims or exhaust depending on what it is.

 

Alright I adjusted the amps. The 350.2 mids/highs amp has the gain set at about 60% and the bass boost at 0%. The 400.1 sub amps have the gains set at about 50-60% and the bass boosts at about 30%. The voltage at the speaker leads when I was matching the amps was 20.0 volts when I was done. (engine off the whole time)

Hey does anyone know a song with a bunch of 50 Hz beats? I played a 10 second 50 Hz clip and it was insane lol.

 

Well my face tingles when I turn it off and it feels like my hair is sticking up like when you rub a balloon on your head lol.

 

thats what we like to hear

 

VERY NICE HOW MUCH!!?:lol:

 

How do you know if an amp is clipping?

 

play a sine wave....keep turning the gain up...once you hear the tone change in pitch...than that change in pitch means the signal is clipped

 

Hm, because this time when I was adjusting the amp gains with the DMM I started with them both at 0 gain obviously, (I was playing a 70 Hz tone) and I was going to turn the amp on the left all the way until I liked it then adjust the right amp. Well I did, about 50-60%, so I measured the voltage and went to the right amp and started turning the gain up... I didn't even turn it up 25% and it started making a popping noise like it was cutting off, so I turned them both back to 0.

Then I decided I'd go up slowly. I turned the left amp up to like 20%, measured, then matched the voltage on the right amp. Then I turned the left amp up a little more, measured, and then matched the voltage on the right amp... I did this until I got to about 50-60% gain. Then I did the same slow process with the bass boost.

Do you think my amp was clipping? Oh and Azn, what should the exact voltage be? (what's the formula btw?)

 

Not much for looks, but oh well...

 

Eazy you're car is on while you are doing all of this right??? cuz it should be or else you may get too much voltage drop and the amps will clip sooner