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Maybe it's not really a problem. Or maybe people aren't using a dd1 on them. Let's be real. The amp costs 200 bucks. The dd1 cost as much as the amp. I'm guessing the number of people who have tried this are few and far between since it's not marketed for people who would. It's an entry level amp with an entry level cost. I'd love to see tony d come in and drop knowledge though.

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Ive used my DD-1 and DD-1+ on a few NVX amps before, not dont recall the models but never had an issue. Almost sounds like you have your ssf turned to high up or your lpf turned to low and your blocking out the 40hz signal Actually never came across an amp they didnt work on.

Using an o-scope would be a valid method, The other method they told you to use is bullshit. Good luck hearing 1% distortion with your ears, especially at 50hz.

Time for a new box! Going to try something ive never built before Always liked the look of an angled baffle box, plus it helps with space big time. just never had the cuts to attempt and build one. Port piece Now its time to start gluing and screwing to make it permanent! The top will have to be slid all the way over, its an EXTREMELY snug fit lol Almost looks like a box now. I also did these baffles in a very strange order but Im glad I did, cutouts for the double baffle came out alot easier I left extra material on the inner baffle so the T nuts will have as much area as possible to bit into. I can always flush trim it but the subs fit fine with no obstructions. Added some bracing and started to prime the inside while the top is still off Now this is the only thing about the box that Im pissed about. Port is blocked by about an inch, after flush trimming the port top with 2 baffles the angle added up and tapered the port Do you guys think it will compromise sound in any way? I really dont think it will but who knows. Ran out of primer: Primed the top too! Almost ready to paint the port! Now I need your guys input here. How should I finish the outside? Im not going to just slap some rustoleum on it to paint it black, thats too boring and ive done it the last 2 boxes. I have some ebony stain that looks OK but there isnt enough grain visible to show it off really. Ive never carpeted a box yet and I think this may be the time to! Also what color for the port? Black? I feel that will match whatever is on the exterior way better than a grey. I was thinking red to color match the car but thats too gawdy. (subs are just resting there, the cutout is so precise I have to pressure fit them in and yes the right one is crooked, just an idea of how much will be visible.)

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Got them in and they sound LOVELY! Youtube video being edited right now, i am posting while part of it is rendering. Full break down, install (swap out), tune (Using IMSG) and a little Demo of the results. They are loud! But very clean! Cleaner than you might ever expect. For a quick little clip of what they sound like while waiting on the full video, check out my FB page or IG channel http://www.instagram.com/meade916 . I got about an hour left plus i got dinner on the table. Thanks for checking in! Now before you say something about he ugly casters, remember one thing. When upright, they cannot be seen. The skirt i built around them hides them. They "float" about 1/4" off the surface and are totally invisible normally