I've had 2 alpine type r 10" subs in the past 4 months, and they have both blown out playing it heavy in 80 degree weather.. All gain settings are on max low and bass eq settings... Also have the rated RMS power on them.
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I've had 2 alpine type r 10" subs in the past 4 months, and they have both blown out playing it heavy in 80 degree weather.. All gain settings are on max low and bass eq settings... Also have the rated RMS power on them.
gains and bass boost are at max ,is this correct
learn how to set the gains properly, make sure electrical is solid, make sure the box is properly designed and make sure your music files arent clipped to shit and last.....NEVER EVER use bass boost
If gain is at max, that is max fail.
What amp did you have on them? And on the head unit what is the bass set on?
unless you know what you are doing with it....Quote:
Originally Posted by kushy_dreams
sale or throw away all of your car audio equipment
better yet just put a wrench between the positive and negative post of your battery and walk away.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyn
for those who can't read.....but does he mean turned all the way down??Quote:
Originally Posted by eclipse3130
No idea 3 poeple has asked this question to him with no replyQuote:
Originally Posted by soloXgt
X2Quote:
Originally Posted by RangerDanger
I thought the same thing. I think he does mean all the way down...Quote:
Originally Posted by soloXgt
i'm guessing maxed out
Yes I meant they were on the lowest setting for gain and bass boost
And I am using an alpine mrx-m100 amp which provides 1000 wattsrms
Hmm, how high is your output voltage from the H/U when you play the system?Quote:
Originally Posted by eclipse3130