how to Lower boxrise?

[Stee-Z]

How can I Lowe boxrise to achieve a true 1 ohm load? I do not no anything about boxrise, so wat ohm load do you think I am at now with a 9515 and an sq 2200 who a 5 ft3 box with no 45's or resin tuned to 30 hz

[falcons03079313]

4.24376854 ohms.

[OrionStang]

Its not that easy. You need to clamp the amp.

[Stee-Z]

How can i Lower it tho? To actually achieve 2500 watts or lose to that with voltage drops

[ChevyBoy95]

if your on music, stop worrying about it and build a bigger box. accounting for rise while playing music is pointless.

Edited September 13, 2011 by ChevyBoy95

[finkster]

if you dont even know how much power or how much rise is occuring in the first place, then how will you ever know if it's a true one ohm load?

If you're not a serious competitor then I wouldn't worry about it. Shit, we only found out about box rise a couple years ago.

[speedball1978]

uou got alot of learning to do..

[Stee-Z]

Yeah I guess , but my amp is pissing me off..when I have gain a little over halfway highpass round 60-70 lowpass , 25 ish, I cant really turn my gain up because of unloading? Make Horrible po ping noise, and sounds like its punching real hard an makes a wird nasty noise

Edited September 13, 2011 by Stee-Z

[Maticus]

Yeah I guess , but my amp is posting me off..when I have in a little over hlfwy highways round 60-70 lowpass , 25 ish, I cant really turn my gain up because of unloading? Make Horrible piping noise, or soup like its hunting real hard an makes a wird nasty noise

You on a phone by chance? edit that for us bro, then we'll see what we can do.

[finkster]

you need to set your sub sonic filter. to a tad below 30hz but still look for unloading while doing so because the printed markings on the amp arent very accurate.