Recent content by Deez54

I've been trying to troubleshoot what is wrong with my system and so far I have failed. The system worked for long time and then all of a sudden stopped. The amp still has power, just nothing out of the the two 10" subs. All wires are hooked up, not clipped anywhere, so it's not cut cables. I...

I did. Everything checked out just fine from the amp on. I don't know how or what happened, but the head unit just doesn't send out a good enough signal via RCA's. The kicker here is, the other head unit I used was the exact same model and had the same exact settings (flat all around), and the...

I just had this problem. The problem actually ended up being the head unit. I've got a few suggestions for you: 1. Crank the HELL out of all your bass boosts and gains to see if you can get absolutely anything out of your subs. 2. Bust out a multimeter and check all your connections for...

Cause it's not mine. And if the fuse blew there would be no current right? so there wouldn't be any signal coming from them at all, but there is. It's just pretty weak.

SD2 10's are Sundowns shallow mount subs. It's the model not the impedence. What is a dmm? azmcrae, I have a Pioneer HU. Model escapes me atm. It's pretty outdated - about 3-5 years old maybe.

They are D4's, so it's running at 1 ohm. I plugged in my RCA cable into a different head unit and it boosted the output of my subs DRAMATICALLY. It can be so low when my head unit is plugged into the RCA's that you can hardly tell they are on unless it's turned way up with the gains and bass...

They are D4's, so it's running at 1 ohm. I plugged in my RCA cable into a different head unit and it boosted the output of my subs DRAMATICALLY. It can be so low when my head unit is plugged into the RCA's that you can hardly tell they are on unless it's turned way up with the gains and bass...

I have no idea how this is possible, but the RCA output of the head unit is pretty weak/bad.

Sorry for bumping this, but I just got all my equipment, I'm trying to hook everything up, and I've got another noob question. I ended up going with the Soundqubed Q1-1200D, but the one thing I noticed is that running this thing at 1 ohm yields an output of 1200 RMS if the subs are wired...

I've got a Soundqubed Q1-1200D amp powering two Sundown SD2 10's. Before I hooked these up I had everything pre-wired to a different amp and subs and everything was working fine. The subs are running in parallel and there is power to the amp, but I am getting zero response out of the subs. I'm...

Alright. So now I know for sure I'm going with two Sundown SD-2 10s, but I'm having lots of trouble deciding whether to go with the Sundown SAE-1000D or the Soundqubed Q1-1200D. What are the major differences between the two? Which is the better amp?

Awesome. That's all I was looking for. Thanks mixer.

Can anyone clarify that please? I'm looking to get these subs as soon as I can. I just have to make sure they fit my enclosure. EDIT: after doing some measurements the SA-10s won't fit in the enclosure. The mounting depth is half an inch too much. I'm going to have to go with the SD-2 10's in...

Yeah that's the way I see it too.

You got me before I edited my post. Can you check it and let me know please. I'm thinking the dual 4 ohms will be better suited for the SAE-1000D, no?