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I just went to mechman.com and when I click on shop it brings up a suspended page. Just a FYI
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That is one of my favorite amps. I have abused it many times over the years. When I first got my Diamond Audio D3's, I ran them all on it @ 1ohm. It held up, definately ran a little warm, but it's only rated for 4ohm mono.
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Just bought some cable from him. Shipped out fast and packed very well. Awesome guy.
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SOLD!!!!!!!!!!!1
dthomas replied to CaptainzPlanetz's topic in For Sale: Car audio related equipment only
Thanks again. I'm sure it will make things a little easier. -
SOLD!!!!!!!!!!!1
dthomas replied to CaptainzPlanetz's topic in For Sale: Car audio related equipment only
I'll take it =] PM me your paypal info -
I'm not sure how well that would work since you are separating the output from the Subwoofer and the port. I would think a 4th order bandpass would work better for that. But I'm not positive, so maybe someone else will chime in.
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Purchased a US Amps XT4000DE v2 from him last friday. He had it shipped and to me within a few days. Packaged well. Amp works great. Good guy to deal with.
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Bought an EA 300 amp alternator. He shipped right away. Packaged Very well. Alternator works great. Awesome guy to deal with.
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Yeah, I've had a few amps with the phase marked in and out. In was 0, Out was 180.
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Yeah I told him 4th order bandpass and he said that's 2 different things! Lol I would avoid taking advice from him then =]
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My first amp was a Rockford Fosgate 50m, nice little "cheater" amp. I had it on 2 Punch 12's in a Mazda B2200. Actually pretty loud system. Box was just made to fit behind the seats, and I put ports in with no idea of how to tune. Box was prolly tuned to 2KHz lol
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Low Sub volume after adding another amp for highs
dthomas replied to Earthshakin's topic in Subwoofers / Enclosures
I bet that is it, I had the same thing happen with my Pioneer Avic D3. --David I 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