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LZTYBRN

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  1. Lol, alright bro, thanks for the help. I think I understand the wiring. Lots of guides for it online anyway.
  2. I thought that would be the case. Do you know where I could get some 3 way switches?
  3. That's what I was originally thinking, but, in order for the lights to come, both switches have to be on..So let's say the one in the front is turned off, if I'm trying to show it to my friends, I'll have to go to the drivers seat, and turn it on, then turn the one in the back on. Sounds like I'm being lazy, but I just want to do it for the coolness.
  4. Hmmmm... Mind explaining a little more? I'm not sure how to get toggle switches to achieve what I'm trying to do.
  5. I'm not sure what you mean..Care to explain? Toggle switches or 3-way specific switches? And what do you mean by "each area"?
  6. I'm getting some LEDs soon to light up my amp, and I wanted to have a three-way switch (I think that's the proper term.) Basically I want to be able to control the lights from the front or the back, just like in some hallways or stairways. So my question is, can I do this with regular toggle switches, or do I have to buy special switches designed for this. If I need special switches, where can I get some, and how would I wire them. And if you can just use regular toggle switches, how would you wire that?
  7. Sweet, sounds good, thanks a lot for the help. Unrelated question: (doesn't really deserve its own thread) Is there a way to measure dB's at home?
  8. Well I have it wired down to 4 ohms, so each sub is only getting 600W, because I was told these subs could only handle about that much. Should I be good then? (I don't have the CD or a multimeter :/)
  9. Thanks guys, seems pretty simple. And I don't see anything indicating the rating of the subs, so my subs: Boss P126DVC (x2) and my amp: Power Acoustik CPT1-4000D. Also, for my head unit, it says the Preamp voltage is 2V. That's the number I match it to right? And out of curiosity, what are the consequences of not setting the gain correctly?
  10. I just installed my subs and they sound great, and everything is good, except for these two options. The manual for the amp had a guide for setting the input gain, but it made little sense to me, and it didn't explain the reasoning behind the steps. So, I'm not really sure if I did it right. If I remember correctly, it's set about one third of the way up (120mV-6V.) As for the subsonic filter, the manual has no guide at all, so I'm quite lost. It goes from 20Hz to 50Hz, and my box is tuned to 42Hz, if that helps. So, anyone know how I should set these options?
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