Recent content by Jonnys009

I’ll play with that. @100 hz?

Interesting point. Setting everything to 0 and balance fader to individual speakers, front left may be a little muddy compared to front right. I’ll have to get back in there and take a look.

Pioneer AVH 5700. Most settings have been messed with. Time alignment set by measuring (set in inches), loudness at low, rear speakers set at -9db adjustment, crossovers set front @80hz, rear @100hz, sub @80hz, eq set by ear, listening position set to driver seat... probably forgetting others.

Hey everyone - was hoping someone way more knowledgeable than myself could help me in figuring out what could be off here... Usually my system sounds great... however sometimes female vocals will sound a little *echo-ey* if that makes any sense. Anyone know what could be possibly causing this?

First row always comes in clutch

Also extremely helpful. The set up is fairly simple with the front channels powering my hybrid audio components and the rear channels powering an idq 10. Definitely never pushed close to clipping and have gains set appropriately. Power wire is knukoncepts 8 gauge OFC so I'm sure I'll hold up...

Perfect - thanks!

That's what I would have assumed. Worth trying at 8 gauge if my current 4 channel is running 8? Or best to just re run 4 gauge to it?

Since the PPI 900.4 and Soundstream TN4.900D seem to be fairly popular around here... Has anyone noticed that the manual states 8 gauge wire is required for these amps. Seems low. Anyone running 8 gauge power wire on these?