Recent content by JJTitus

So, I need some help from some people who have had experience with some different subs. Right now I have Paradigm Monitor series and am looking to add a sub. I was looking at just adding a Paradigm sub, but then I started looking at the Dayton Subwoofers on partsexpress. Im looking at...

well im looking for some midbass that will be loud and punchy, like where kick drums will sound good. i just don't think the 5.25 produces a deep enough sound for my taste. and I have a cda-9835 so i don't need an external active crossover. im already using it in active. i can't fit large...

each speaker... maybe alittle more... i know you can get some good DIY for pretty decent price...

Right now I have Alpine Type-X 5.25. I was looking to get 6-6 1/2 woofers to replace them. What good DIY speakers would be better than these that are not super expensive, like $50 or less, if there are any out there. The 5.25 just don't seem to give me the punch Im looking for. I think a...

i like the active setup. even my wife, who knows nothing about speakers or anything, said it sounded clearer and better... why didn't i do this sooner? hehe

Currently I have a set of SPX-137R. I haven't been really pleased with the midbass that I get out of them. I know they are only 5.25" but that's about all I can fit in my Grand Am without modifications. I could possibly fit a 6.5 but not sure about depth and all. I haven't had the chance to...

okay, i feel very stupid, but i switched it back to 2-way and the rear outputs worked, so I checked the fader and it was faded to the front, i didn't think that mattered in 3way mode but it has to be faded before you switch it, oh well, stupid me it works now... thank goodness... thanks for the...

the only switch on my amp is on that chooses between 5 channel, 1+2 and 1+2/3+4... the latter two didn't change anything... its always been set on 5 channel since i got it since i use all 5 channels... i really wanted to try an active setup to see the difference from a passive setup, but if my...

yes, cause if i hook the mid RCAs up to the front outputs on the HU the music plays outta the mids... when i hook the tweets up to the rear output no sound.... i think im coming to the conclusion that my rear outputs are screwed up... 8(

same amp... tweets hooked up to ch1/2 mids up to 3/4... front RCA hooked to ch1/2 rca inputs, rear RCA hooked to ch3/4 inputs...

i can hear my speakers make noise when i plug in the RCAs so I know there's something there... they just aren't playing music...

well either im doing it wrong or my multimeter is messed up cause I get no response from any of my RCAs... you put it on DC right?

stupid question... where do i test the output of the RCAs? on the HU? or on the amp?

yea i have a multimeter.... i'll try that out real quick

Ive been using this amp for a few years... I just took my speakers off a passive setup. The amp is set for 5 channel. It has 2 other settings, but the other two settings are not the correct settings.