OliverBéreÅ¡ Posted February 18, 2012 Author Report Posted February 18, 2012 Here is my new video with my DD´s, enjoy !! Digital Designs Audio ♥
kirill007 Posted February 18, 2012 Report Posted February 18, 2012 Indeed I am, I know Addis Fazlija in person, those guys had some crazy car to show in the past Hah I dont know him in person but I wrote with him few times on Facebook Dont use bass, put it at 0. Hope you found the tutorial already. I found that .... if its not that what you meant,please send me link to topic where is the best amp gain setting with DMM ,thanks .... if my amp is 440w rms / 2 ohm,but I metered the wire from woofers and its 2.9 - 3 ohm (I have long wire from sub to amp) ...how to set gain with dmm ? put positive to + of speaker out and the negative to - and turn up the head unit but turn down the bass and the LOUD ? but If I set gain with loud off and then I set the loud at my Headunit...there will be too much bass on amp or am I wrong ? And on what Tone should I set the amp? 50hz ? or may I use 41 hz ??(loudest freq in my room) Use a 50hz tone, yes, put the + and - in and don't use the loud function, that only makes the headunit clip easier. Bass should be on 0. You you set the DMM to AC voltage and set it to 28V.(28V at 2 ohm) The you can play it as long as you want without anything overheating. Thinking is the root of all problems... You ALWAYS get what you pay for.
OliverBéreÅ¡ Posted February 18, 2012 Author Report Posted February 18, 2012 Yes today I set 3 amps with DMM now I got 2 amps...1 amp - 1 subwoofer......I set with DMM the volume same on both of amps....and I have 2.9 - 3 ohms so I think I should watch the 2.63 ohm on that picture And I am using loud because I have on radio speakers and its sound clear and nice with loud...without using loud it sounds like shit ... and maybe I can play it without subwoofer over heating but the amp is overheating every time..I must use big ventilator that can let the amp stay in normall temperature .... Digital Designs Audio ♥
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