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  5. Some Progress

    in Member Rides & Builds -- Show off your whip, Show off your System!

    Posted · Edited by tDamesProductions

    Been a while since I posted, working on a double din setup, I'm going with these...

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    I'm running a HP Touchpad, hacked it to use CyanogenMod 9 / Android 4.0.4 and running through my headunit via Bluetooth.

    Bought a 1500.1 Class D 1ohm Stable amp. Right now I'm at a 4ohm Load and after I get my car back from the Transmission shop I'll be knocking it down to 1Ohm

    Note: btw, my Prix is Single Din so I'll be converting it.

  8. Some Progress

    in Member Rides & Builds -- Show off your whip, Show off your System!

    Posted

    Here is a video from a couple days ago. I had to drive it and look around for cops lol but the EQ was installed and no inline booster. The EQ blew out for some dumb reason but im getting a new one again.

    Setup: (2) American Bass SQ-6B (6.5) 300w Max Mids (Door)

    (2)Power Acoustic Mid Range 200W Speakers (4inch)(Rear)

    (2)Rockford Fosgate Prime R1693 6-Inch x 9-Inch Full-Range 3-Way Speakers

    (2)American Bass XO 12 inch Subs 500RMS Max

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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOY6gSaar9M

  9. Bridge Subs 4 Ohm

    in SMD Forums Technical Difficulty Area - have a technical problem with the site? let us know, we will try to fix it!

    Posted

    That's a parallel wiring configuration, giving you a nominal load of 2-ohms.

    When you say "bridge," that is just a certain way to wire your subwoofer stage to your amplifier, it has nothing to do directly with your wiring configuration.

    BUT, as a guess, your amplifier is only 4-ohm stable bridged, so when you wire down to 2-ohms, your amplifier is cutting in and out of protect trying to prevent you from frying anything... :/

    o ok, I had a rockford fosgate 400-4 and i tried to bridge on that and it still cut out

  10. Bridge Subs 4 Ohm

    in SMD Forums Technical Difficulty Area - have a technical problem with the site? let us know, we will try to fix it!

    Posted

    Hey, I'm kinda new to the site and not new to audio but it stomps me when i get to the Ohm part.

    I have American Bass XO's and I want to bridge them but everytime I do it cancels itself out and comes in and out. The way I have it wired is positive on both sides of one sub (and negative) and I have them together and They lead out to 1 positive and 1 negative as a normal speaker of course and same with the other.

    Specs:

    BRAND NEW 12" AMERICAN BASS XO1244 DUAL 4 OHM VC 600 WATTS XO12 SUBWOOFER

    DUAL 4OHM VOICE COILS

    OVERSIZED, DOUBLE STITCHED BUTYL RUBBER SURROUND

    4 LAYER HI TEMP VOICE COIL

    HEAT PUMP - INTERCOOLED MOTOR SYSTEM

    JET BLACK CARBON MICA INJECTION MOLDED CONE

    RDC 1.5

    LEVC(MH) 1.439

    FO(Hz) 32

    SD(msqM) 47.14

    BLTM 6.793

    QMS 2.848

    QES 0.881

    QTS 0.673

    n(%) 0.269

    SPL(Db) 93

    VAS(L) 53.7

    CMS(Um/n) 170.2

    MMS(g) 125.1

    VC 2

    MAGNET(OZ) 50

    XMAX(+/-mm) 10

    POWER(RMS) 300

    POWER(MAX) 600

    F RANGE(Hz) <500

    MAGNET DEPTH(MM) 152

    MAGNET DEPTH(INCH) 6

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