Recent content by Beerad93

Meant to say I'm into sounding great for the cheap lol. I'm a cheap ass. Plus I like the idea of being able to sound good and say it was done without spending a bunch of money.

200-300 for speakers. I'm kinda into sounding great. So if there's a good set up for below 200 I'm into that too.

Is this the sail panel?

Car audio guys! I'm interested in upgrading my front stage. Head unit- kenwood KDC x704 I have kenwood KFC -P710PS componets up front. Rear doors are Polk DB 6.5" coaxials Front and rear powered by a Rockford punch 400.4 I have a Type R 12" sub that I'm considering a buck box design for...

I threw this song on the other day...Its now going to be one of my go to songs

This is interesting. I have a bass knob and have set gains at amp with multimeter with remote knob in the full position and I always feel like I'm cutting myself short. At times, I have just turned the gain up quite a bit more at the amp. And will drive around and adjust gain remotely according...

Yes indeed set your gain again. Definitely look up how to do that like you said you would. Or like another suggested go outside turn on some music and turn up gain slightly. See if that helps. If so, cool adjust them properly after that. Your gain will need to be set higher or lower depending on...

I guess he could have overlooked that....good point though. Set that amp up!

If it's like any other amp with a bass knob...that knob should be optional. What amp are you running now? Did you have an amp powering a sub before you put the new HU in and hooked up this new amp. You said the amp turns on and with the 3.5mm to rca you get slightly more output? Looks like some...

I don't know anything about that Head unit. How is the amp is getting its signal from the HU. Are the RCAs from the AMP plugged into an LOC? If your amp is powered on and your not getting sound then I would look at the signal from HU. If that checks out then I would say check your amp for...

Yeah the gain looks likes it's all the way down.

I ran the test tones through my Rockford amp and when I first got the HU and the front and rear channel would clip at 35 and the sub wouldn't clip at all. But,that was with sub level at 0. I never thought to even adjust it. Now I'm thinking maybe I could get a better sub out signal with a higher...

I retuned everything with HU at 75% and noticed I had to turn my gain way up on the 4 channel amp. Also with that I have some noise introduced. Any ideas? I'm thinking that my HU does play clean further up that 75% and that's why I had to crank the gain up on the amp.

This is something I may very well be interested in. I need to try this sub in another box before I get to the point where I just roll with the 2 kenwood 12" subs I have or ending up going into a new territory lol.

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