so far i've heard the cresendo amps, pretty strong i like the fact they can be stable at .5 ohms i want to get one... but damn work is slow... and its just barely picking back up... hopefully i can finish my shit and get in the comps
lol turn down the bass
use sound deadener on the bottom part of the hatch, and the floors , the ceiling and sides.. i had a blazer once with 3 10's and 1 15, not doing it again too much damn bass , but that was 5 years ago lol
its a power acoustik just like the one i got, i was thinking of getting another one.. so i wanted to check out the current flow... i'm stunned... irritated.. lol
i just don't quite understand how 647 watts can sound really good compared to my 1300 or so watts...it seems as if he could turn the damn thing up even more and bang em harder and louder..
then explain to me how is it possible this amp ( which is a monoblock) putting out 647 watts and bang the shit out of his kickers cvx's with little power??? its a 2200 watt rms rated at 1 ohm... why is it not putting out like 1500 which is what the subs are rated at rms together.. i'm so damn confused....
Correct me if i'm wrong or not, i was checking out a guys amp, did some DMM readings,
playing some test tones at 50 hz
subs were wired down to 1 ohm
13.2 volts 49 acv
by this calculation its only putting out 647 watts per sub or both subs together i'm lost on this...
any help would be appreciated...by the way i don't have a clamp meter... so i'm doing a rough est...
ok to account for resin, if you got a 5 gallon buck of resin, then do the gallon to cu ft conversion or just measure the can itself ... (the inside of it of course) thats your displacement for the resin
well make sure if you decide to run only 2 subs wire it down to 2 ohms and find a amp that will do 1000 rms @ 2 ohm stable better than wiring it down to .5 ohm which is overkill, so alpine would be better for you, unless you go with the kicker amp since they're already at 2 ohm as well