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Hello brothers! this is my car. it's DIY except box for subs (that box is Cadence).
this is my trunk
amplifier for speakers
amplifier for bass
that is stands for amplifier (water pipe
)rear dual fuse holder
my head unit
The subs is Target Audio 12'' 250wRMS-4ohm/each. the cutoff freq is 115Hz with +12dB bass boost at 60Hz an each sub.
in this week i put in door panel 1+1 8'' midrange (just wait for more fotos
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This box was manufactured by me personally. it contains 2*12'' subwoofers and 2 bass reflex. it does not have the mad output but it makes the all glasses and the doors in my house tremble
I wait for your comments negative and positivewith the fiberglass:
outside with fiberglas:
and finaly:
power handling: 400wRMS@4ohms
freq response: 35-5000Hz
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what is: Big 3 ???
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yeah the battery is too old. i want put a 60Ah battery (my alternator is 60), exist battery is 50Ah and is 3 years old and i change the supply cords from battery to alternator and chassis ground with 0 gauge.
Athens is getting hot here the morning
the night is very cold.. but is cool!sorry for my english is not very good...
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Hello from Athens! i have a Fiat Cinquecento Sporting and my setup is: amps: 1x Blaupunkt GTA4 Special (for speakers), 1x Boschmann Z-8428 (for subwoofers). headunit: JVC KD-G611, Speakers: 2x 6x9 philips, 2x Sony xplod 6x9 (rear), 2x Target Audio 12'' subs 250wRMS @4ohms/each.
The problem is very low voltage!! in the afternoon i was go a ride an the music is too loud (rnb with very bass), the volt meter showed 10.9vDC with subwoofers at full power! i know is very dangerous for the amplifiers/speakers etc. what would you do in my place? plz help
Dimitris
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hey guys! i'm from Greece (Athens) too and have found the site from a video on youtube! the site and Steave is best of best!! the bass and loud music is my weakness
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Problem With Voltage
in Electrical-battery- Alternators- Wiring
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aha! i understand the Big 3.. thanks for the tips