Recent content by Darkstarling

How can i call sblazer if i don't have the #?

in the first pic, they look like aluminum, but they look like fiberglass as well.

lol thats true, but would the extra power be to help move the heavier cone and the to move the coil through the stronger magnetic field, which would make a lot more pressure?

Ok so what about comparing subs like the oz audio power 15.1 at 4000wrms, and the lightning audio b1.15.4 at 150wrms, would the displacement difference between the subs make up for the 3850 watts?

I know that, but i mean physically, if both subs are at 30 hz would the 500wrms subs' cone have more displacement during those 30 cycles to make the more powerfull sound?

I've been trying to figure out what makes subwoofers different when it comes to watts volume and hrz. Lets say that you have 2 of the same 15" subwoofers for instance both rmsin at 500 watts and both in the same size and type enclosures. Subwoofer A is hooked up on an amp that is giving it 500...

lol im a jackass, i checked everything imaginable before checking one of the most important things. Turns out that my ground was very loose. Guess its a bad idea to hook up ground to a plastic turn knob screw thing, bolts>plastic.

Maybe it is just the heat. I just went outside to test it out again and felt the amp which hadn't been on for 3-4 hours and it felt about 190 degrees. Guess i'll wait til later tonight when it cools down to see fo sho.

that would make a good experience for

i hate amps

i could hear them all, but i couldn't make out the 25khz one

yeah, i use all the power to run some horns for my tornado siren.

I'm not fulla ****, i have 4 for quad strapping.

I checked the remote wire and it was fine, however while music was playing i touched it against the ground wire and nothing happened. So then i tested putting a wire from the 12V+wire straight to the remote turn on. I noticed that the power light on the amp stopped flickering and stayed...

how do you bridge a mono amp?