Jessica
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yes, im am 100% sure the diamond boxx L cuts back bass to reduce distortion at high volume. tony is using the same tech that bose usses while calling them out on that tech.. if you dig around on the internet enough its there. i made a statement about this and they just tried to upsale me to the diamondboxx XL "if i wanted more bass" -
well, its hand built. adn designed by one of the most amazing engineers alive. but then again the diamondboxx usess tech like bose uses to reduce distortion by lowering bass at higher levels. so that is a thing i think about when i think about d'amore.
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if you can afford a d'amore amp then you are doing some serious work. i would love to have a class a/b or clas a sub amp. i cant imagine how good those sound
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lol, its fine. the OP asked for help and then was like "you didnt give the advice i wanted" insert spongebob pepega meme
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good luck smelling coils in sealed box.
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im saying run whatever ytou want, put them on a 7k for all i care. im giving you sound advice not what i would do. ive ran a pair of 250 watt 8" subbs on a 2500. would i suggest someone else do that? no.
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im running my two rev 1 sa-12's (rated 600 rms each) on 2500 watts . but a SAE1500 would be just fine. i would use an SAE2000 but wouldnt recommend it to anyone without saying there is some risk involved.
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now that you mention that i believe a lot of people have had that issue.
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did you read the manual?
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you mean the real time power mode?
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windshield seal is leaking at the top of the windshield when i turn up the bass. letting water in
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maybe, but wouldnt it be great if it wasnt a typo?
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SA sub line sealed box?
Jessica replied to Audiohz's topic in Sundown Audio - GREAT Amps/Subs! GREAT Customer Service!
i run my at 80 but 5 is fine if you have good midbass to fill in the gap
