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Bump
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Bump!
Might even go with an 18..
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Hey guys, looking for a 15 inch, 6 spoke aluminum basket, same style as the TC Sounds LMS series, AA SMD, T3 audio T1/2k series, Eclipse Ti and so on.. Needs to fit a TC9 motor.
Thanks,
David
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yeah its great to have music back in my ears.. and the rest of my body!
thanks for all the support guys!
David
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Promised a vid so here you go..
It aint mad, but hey im enjoyin it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gz2eNj6bBkk&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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Now im driving around everywhere just so that i can bump lol!! Will get a flex-o-video up later on.
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nice dude! congrats. any vids? i cant imagine how 8 months with no beat felt like. bass withdrawl takes a major toll on me
well im going to a wedding today so dont have time for any vids, but ill try get some tmrw..
got it running off my old monoblock, soon ill have time to finish the job on the one i bought off from you, i got it working man i forgot what my TC sub had sounded like.. box is tuned to 27hz.. time for a new one, 2.6cu ft @32Hz.. running off the brutus, it will def put a smile on my face!
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Hey guys,
totally random post here, but im so exited i gotta spill the beans to you all!!!
after 8 months with no bass AT ALL.. just put my system back in.
dont have comp's in yet, just got stock speakers off the HU, but it still sounds awesome!!
gotta say i love this forum, learning ALOT on here, awesome people here and awesome systems!
David
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Could i ask how you flared the port? got dny photos of the process?
David
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Wow those things can move! Liking the port on that box!
Post up some more vids
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He said that the highs amp is only hooked to batt and ground, no rcas or speakers, so its just ideling, should not draw much current at all. What size wire do you have for positive and ground runs? And what amps are you running? Let me know if the rca fix makes any diffrence. Should eliminate the wine aswell..
David
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Still cant figure this out. Strange things are occuring. I ran the ipod straight to the amp. Whine went away...so i traced the problem forward to the head unit. Dicover that somehow if i moved the ANTENNA wire the subs popped...i have no clue why. I am wondering if i did drop the rca cables and it hit the power cable. YES I SHOULD HAVE DISCONNECTED THE NEGATIVE ON THE BATTERY...on a funny yet sad note i also managed to crack the face of the coating on my p1 sub..
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n some headunits there is a micro fuse between the main ground and the rca ground, you might have blown it, happened to me on my Pioneer HU.
the fix is this:
http://audioforum.termpro.com/cgi-bin/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=18;t=002066;p=0
give it a try my friend, it might solve your problem. always disconnect RCA's befor you disconnect amp/HU grounds!!
good luck,
David
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Man we have all been through this.. Heck i spent the last 6 months trying to fix a monoblock amp, changed out nearly evry part until i got it working, but ive lernt alot in the process.. Dont give up so soon, just takes some time to rule out each possible cause. Check fuses, and make sure all settings on the headunit are set correctly. Try hooking up an ipod straight to the amp and see if there is any diffrence. Check check check.
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Did you dissconect the positive lead from the battery when installing the second amp? You might have reset the headunit settings
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Are both amps being fed by the same signal? As in, is there only one RCA set feeding both amps? If so try unpluging the mids/high amp and see if there is any diffrence in volume, if there is then reset your gains, or get a headunit with two RCA outputs atleast - It will make a huge diffrence!
David
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What box u going for? How many cubs and tuning Fq? And whats the specs on the old box?
Vid looks good man, shits bumpin!!
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tight track, got loads of lowzzzzz... anyone wanna do a vid?
David
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hey,
do you still have this amp for sale? willing to ship overseas?
thanks,
David
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dropped the amp back in.. getting B+ (as in 12v)on the RCA ground!! got this reading on the DMM when the amp was turned off so i assume it would still have B+ on the signal ground when on.
anyone seen this before?
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If i put a 100 ohm 1/2W resistor on the ground between the amp and HU would it do any good?
either way ill go tmrw and get some thick healthy ground wire, run it straight from the battery! hope that does the trick
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something just came to mind.. both amps are grounded to the same spot, yet only the mono block seems to be grounding through the RCA's..therefor i think something is F@#cked in the amp. which is a real bummer for me =\\.
where should i start from? i guess the DC-DC power supply would be the only possible cause.
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I've just put the amp back in (took it out and opened it up to investigate.. all seems well, been through it with the DMM), but for some darn reason the amp is grounding itself through the RCA's..
As i put the fuse back in near to the Battery, the RCA AND the HU ground wire started to heat up. maybe i should connect it straight to the battery after all.. funny though how it happens suddenly like that.
David
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i have never once burnt out a set of RCAs, so i guess i cant help too much.
it sounds odd that this amp has done it multiple times, even with different head units.
have you considered swapping the amp out for something else?
I wish I could, would go for a Sundown SAZ-1500D.. But the small amount of cash i do have at the moment pays the bills.. lol
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I got it bolted down under the rear seats on the floor pan, sanded the paint off in the area. clean as hell!
I don't think i can fin a cleaner spot in the rear of the car.
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Bump.. Still looking, 18..