capalass23 Posted September 6, 2010 Author Report Posted September 6, 2010 la crosse wi 95 WAGON BUILD FEED BACK
neuspeedescort Posted September 6, 2010 Report Posted September 6, 2010 in the video, it look like some weren't playing?... And maybe the subs closest to the port are acting as freeair?... and maybe youll get more dbs if you tune that box higher. so manyyyyy thangsss lol. I would double check the wiring, don`t know it was the cameras fault, but it looked like you have some phase issues. i agree! i saw some subs not firing. but then it could just be that camera playing tricks. NEUMAN
capalass23 Posted September 7, 2010 Author Report Posted September 7, 2010 maybe this will help some 95 WAGON BUILD FEED BACK
djdew23 Posted September 7, 2010 Report Posted September 7, 2010 i have the same subs. you need to rethink your box each sub needs at least 1.75 cubes ported. my box for 4 12s is 8 cubes tuned at 32hrz with 1 6" port and pounds.for your 8 subs you need at least 14 cubes. and thats going by what hifonics manule says.im not trying to be a dick just help get you going the rite way.id build the box like 16cubes then add your braceing in Alpine IDA-X200 Car Digital Media Receiver AMP = power acoustik cpt1 2200d SUBS = 3 re audio 10" voodoo fuse and distribution blocks Voodoo Power Wire Voodoo RCA Leads
djdew23 Posted September 7, 2010 Report Posted September 7, 2010 double post Alpine IDA-X200 Car Digital Media Receiver AMP = power acoustik cpt1 2200d SUBS = 3 re audio 10" voodoo fuse and distribution blocks Voodoo Power Wire Voodoo RCA Leads
smokeumtires Posted September 7, 2010 Report Posted September 7, 2010 Are all the subs wired with the EXACT same length speaker wire? If the subs wires are "Branched" all the way down the last speaker will receive less power than the front... EXACT length wires for each subs, Even the ones in the front, will make a HUGE difference
capalass23 Posted September 8, 2010 Author Report Posted September 8, 2010 time to buy some more wire lol 95 WAGON BUILD FEED BACK
VOPA Posted September 8, 2010 Report Posted September 8, 2010 Are all the subs wired with the EXACT same length speaker wire? If the subs wires are "Branched" all the way down the last speaker will receive less power than the front... EXACT length wires for each subs, Even the ones in the front, will make a HUGE difference I am not trying to single you out, but electrically, this is just not true. A meaurable difference can be seen as far as millivolts (.001) can be seen on the speaker terminals due to drastic length difference in wire. In a world of doubling power to gain 3db and an saz-2000d which is supposed to be capable of 44.72Vrms +/-10%, millivolts dont amount to shit. 04 Monochrome LT Chevy Tahoe -A few wires, half a speaker, some watts -All Black 6's -Paint to Match, SS Bumper, Black grills. -HID'ed and LED'ed -A few performance enhancers I have two nice subs for sale, but I am not allowed to help my fellow forum members by offering it to them for a nice price via my signature, sorry
VOPA Posted September 8, 2010 Report Posted September 8, 2010 To Further exemplify my point, I offer this example. I will even show it at nominal impedance which will inflate the numbers and make them look bigger than what they are in a real world application such as this sub setup in the wagon. Each sub being wired in series and the parraleled to the output of the amp gives 8 individual branch currents. At rest, we can see a potential of 5.59 amps rms per branch (subwoofer). Wire size and length when considering less than 6 amps is insignificant. While the system plays, we are talking less current due to inductive loading What would I know, it is not like I am an electrical engineer or anything... What if i am? 04 Monochrome LT Chevy Tahoe -A few wires, half a speaker, some watts -All Black 6's -Paint to Match, SS Bumper, Black grills. -HID'ed and LED'ed -A few performance enhancers I have two nice subs for sale, but I am not allowed to help my fellow forum members by offering it to them for a nice price via my signature, sorry
MADVIBES Posted September 8, 2010 Report Posted September 8, 2010 To Further exemplify my point, I offer this example. I will even show it at nominal impedance which will inflate the numbers and make them look bigger than what they are in a real world application such as this sub setup in the wagon. Each sub being wired in series and the parraleled to the output of the amp gives 8 individual branch currents. At rest, we can see a potential of 5.59 amps rms per branch (subwoofer). Wire size and length when considering less than 6 amps is insignificant. While the system plays, we are talking less current due to inductive loading What would I know, it is not like I am an electrical engineer or anything... What if i am? I am going to agree with this dude 100 percent. Think about electrical current and how fast it moves. an extra foot of wire is not going to be measureable. If anything, resistance would go up. DB DRAG PSYCHLONE PRO 156.3 30 SECOND AVERAGE FO MAX AT 26HZ LEGAL DASH DRIVER DOOR OPEN 158.0@30 HZ MY BEST SO FAR, HOPEFULLY A 160 COME FEBUARY. 156.9@26hz 158.0@30hz
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