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Sammitch0

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  1. 300 + shipping for my 18" PSI JB1 does 1600RMS daily. its Dual 2. 3 8" Progressive Soft Spiders, 4 Layer 4" coil double stacked magnets high roll surround, black and red. only 6 months old with warranty still on it not a single problem

  2. You guys dont seem to get what im asking... My AP is not even close to a high end amplifier it does rated but at 14.4v ONLY. My subwoofer warms up due to voltage drop to 13.5/12.5 right? cause of clipping. I have my AMP SET to 1500RMS on DMM i even set it a little under and it still heats up. I have everything set fine im not a noobie im just wondering WHAT amps will DO 1500RMS @ 13.5v or lower. so I can give my subwoofer 1500RMS without it clipping at lower voltage. I cannot afford an alternator right now so thats out of the question.

    Could I just get a Hifonics BRZ2400 and set it to 1500RMS and call it a day? will that work?

  3. I have a 90A alternator and a big brand new regular stock battery. I hold 14.4v when I first start it I can full tilt for most of the day and then it drops down to 13.5v then even longer it drops to about 12-12.5v. I run about 2000RMS with 4 channel and mono block. Would an XS 1200 in the rear clear this problem up a little? I do have big III 0 gauge knu conceptz all around.

    Also if I get a new amplifier say for example an m2a that does rated @ 12.5v would I get clipping if my system dropped to 12.5v? or does that not matter... Problem is my subwoofer heats up at 1500RMS I clamped my AP and it does 1456 @ 1 ohm clamped power at 14.4v (hooked it to my box DC 270xp and 2 bats) but Im guessing when I hit 13.5 or 12.5 Im losing alot of power and doing a lot of clipping. My subwoofer can handle 1600DAILY but its lucky o handle 1600 for minutes without getting to hot so I have to turn it back to like 1000rms to stay cool.

    What amplifiers can I run that'll do 1500RMS with my voltage drop and will the XS batteries help keep it up and be enough for 2kw I have a BRAND NEW 90A alternator and I have NO light dimming.

  4. You trying to run 14.4v full tilt while sitting? haha you only need 1 good run of 0/1 and a big III man that alternator/battery combo will power those amplifiers just fine with ease. The kit will be fine. Oh didnt see the 4 ga distro DO NOT run 4 ga to that 2500 it will NOT like it 0ga all the way... You're going to have to figure something out. Buy a 0/4ga stinger for $20 on amazon run 0ga to your 2500 and 4 ga to your 100.4 then big III with the rest of the wire (since its a truck you should have plenty out of 17ft.)

  5. That box looks perfect go off that. As far as clipping it's when the voltage produced by the electrical is too low for the voltage produced by the amplifier and causes the amplifier to clip sine waves to compensate, which will cause kick offs, bottom outs and worst of all a blown coil. The BRZ does rated but ONLY at 14.4v so if you're only getting 12.7v thats FAR from enough you're probably getting more like 1500RMS. Also it doesnt matter how high your volume is or how high it goes some headunits go up to 63 like mine but you want to play around 3/4 volume.

    It also helps to know what headunit you have to figure out the preouts, if you have 4v that amplifier is turned way too high if you have 2v then it could be something else. I think it's a lot of LITTLE things causing your problem. Your electrical isn't too bad but from the drop youve described thats really low.

    Start off with a new box, turn your gains down and learn how to setup gains with a multimeter.

  6. How did you tune the amplifier? is it clipping? Are you getting the full 2000RMS ot just cranking your gain up? 3.5cft sounds like its too small to me. Hes running 2000RMS its the BRz2000.1 but his electrical looks on the small side. Stock alternators DONT like over 2000RMS and could be casuign massive clipping.

    What headunit? whats max volume? what preout voltage is it?

  7. Grab yourself a decent multimeter and then go to Realm of Excursion download the 50hz 0db since wave tone and put it on CD/ipod whatever you use mostly. Run this on repeat on your headunit, unplug your subwoofer from the amplifier and stick the positive prong in the positive visa versa for the negative (speaker terminals) Set your DMM to AC voltage. 2000RMS @ 4ohm is 89.44v (so 89v) turn your settings on your HU to flat or 0 turn off your SSF and HPF/LPF all of that. Turn your headunit up to 3/4 volume and then slow turn your gain up until you see that voltage. Once there puta ll your EQ's etc. back to normal (lpf: 70-80, hpf 60-80, ssf 30hz and NO BASS BOOST) I'd ONLY put 2-3k on that subwoofer and with your electrical you can only handle about 2kw without causing clipping. I suggest atleast 220a alternator for your application and atleast 1 high output XS 3300.

    .2 cents.

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