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how are ur gains set on the amp? how much power are u running/what amp?

what about the headunit...do u have a sub output control on it?

i likes me some audio stuff...

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how are ur gains set on the amp? how much power are u running/what amp?

what about the headunit...do u have a sub output control on it?

Sub control on the cheapo Pioneer dehp4800 is on +4 i think it is. Had the ap15001d about half way up, 0 on bass boost, lpf at about 37? 38? Subsonic about 30. Used a dmm and set to 37.8 or somethign like that.

Posted (edited)

turn your lpf up to 70-80hz...the way u have it set means that nothing above those frequencies gets played...

i would also put the subsonic a hair lower..

Edited by andym85

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Posted (edited)
Sub control on the cheapo Pioneer dehp4800 is on +4 i think it is. Had the ap15001d about half way up, 0 on bass boost, lpf at about 37? 38? Subsonic about 30. Used a dmm and set to 37.8 or somethign like that.

another facepalm today

bro uve been playing nothin but 30-38hz... everything else has been cutoff by crossovers

turn that sub control to 0 and reset gains to 37.8

10-4 on 70-80hz low pass and ~25hz subsonic

now ull play ~25hz to 70-80hz really well

ur about to be alot louder

edit* woops didnt see u comment andy

Edited by Decaf

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at least we're on the same page decaf!!

hope it works....but i always kept my sub level around +6ish out of +15

i likes me some audio stuff...

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oh..not sure about pioneer...my deck is an alpine..

in that case i always had to put a touchscreen alpine at +15 for a idv310(?) to get the full 2v

(stupid 2v headunits)

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