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  • Birthday 10/03/1995

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  1. or if you have a little gap / crack then apply glue directly into the gap and lightly sand the surface around it and on top of it, the saw dust will work its way into the gap and stick to the glue creating a natural filler. when the glue dries the filled area should be hard as a rock.
  2. do you have a build log? my mom has a commander and I would love to see a good build in one of those
  3. yes im aware on how to use it, I was just wondering why the gain can be turned up so much more without any distortion while the LPF is set to where you will be using it
  4. I have had the DD-1 for about 1.5 years now and have used it on many applications, but there is one thing I always wondered.... ok so if you follow the manual on how to set up a subwoofer amplifier it say to turn the frequency setting (LPF) all the way up. so you do this and you continue to follow the manual to the end, you have now setup an amplifier like a pro. but, when the LPF is all the way up the amp distorts at a lower gain setting then with the LPF set to 80hz (or where ever you want it). so why should I tune the amp with the LPF all the way up if its not going to be all the way up when im using it? why can't I tune the amp with the LPF at 80Hz like it will be set to after I get done using the DD-1? to me it just makes more sense to "tune" a amp with the setting where they will be when your actually using it... maybe not? but like I said at the beginning, I always follow the manual for actual setups. this is just something I found out on my test bench, and i wanted to ask if this was wrong and why. Edit - how I found this out: turn the LPF all the way up, then set the gain distortion free, now with the dd-1 still connected turn the LPF down to where you want it (80hz for me), now start to turn your gain up and you will realize that the distortion light is not coming on, now keep turning it up until the light comes on and then back it back down so it goes out. you will now realize that the gain has gone up a lot more with the LPF set to where you will be using it.
  5. the part of the port that says 1.5" needs to be changed to 1.75"
  6. this is not a retail store lol. this is a forum where people like to bull shit and show off there cars haha
  7. sweet man! pro audio is nice and should keep up with the new subs pretty good. did you keep the same tweets?
  8. yeah it has been pulled, but that was a while ago and i used it after that without any problems, but oh well. e-mail has been sent. thank you so much Steve
  9. hmmmmm....although very unusual, we are not perfect and we would be happy to replace that. Please email me your address to [email protected] and i will get you a new harness out right away. Just out of curiosity...did you buy that new or used? I can see if someone pulled the wires too hard (not necessarily intentional) they could come off and cause them to short. This would be the first time i have seen this and its good because now we can keep our eye out for it in the future. thanks Steve, your the man. and yes i bought this unit brand new and it has been working great for me until now. i will e-mail you shortly thanks.
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