I dont think he gets on here anymore but... ya, I heard he wasnt a good guy to do business with from other locals. always sad to hear about a deal gone south. hope he does see this and does something.
itll look like this
bolt, ring terminal, washer, box, washer, nut, washer, ring terminal, washer, nut.
edit, use two nuts so you dont have to reach inside the box if you ever want to change wiring or something.
no... you have to actually connect all the wires together, just like the picture. you have one + and one - on each speaker that isnt connected. the speaker wont even play like that.
if i were you, i would only find where your volume should be on the 0db tone. dont touch your gains. if you tune with a 0db tone and change your gains you will hear a serious drop in output during music.
sounds like clipping. did you tune with a 0db tone? if you tuned with a -3db tone, for example, the volume number where you clip will be lower with the 0db tracks on the CD
yes, inside the box. like i said, the same thing happened to my midbass. i treated the back wall to eliminate the back wave and it went away. just give it a shot. wont cost you anything.
i had a mid do that before. i believe that happens because of the back wave. try putting some cones or egg cartons on the wall behind the sub and see if it goes away. at least to test it.
my fault, i just looked them up and im pretty sure those are sold individually. $30 for a pair of speakers wouldnt want to be anything you would want to touch lol.
honestly, you dont. I had mine on a 12k in a 5 cube box. these guys handled it without a problem. that 3500 will get them moving pretty good but its really not a danger zone for these subs. depends on the user obviously, I know i wouldnt have a problem doing it.