Recent content by Landshark77

Nice, looks great, sealed box is getting the duratex I have leftover haha. The sub is a Stereo Integrity HT18 in a martycube enclosure.

Yes it is. I recommend that product 1000% if people want a tough finish that looks great. Easy to use and very forgiving. I've used it on my home theater subwoofer as well.

Subaru Outback, on my other enclosure sub fires up and port faces back

Thanks for the informed reply. Where can I get a cut sheet for those suggested parameters? Also should I mount the sub upward firing like my ported enclosure or towards the rear of the vehicle?

I'm not really too concerned with loud, more interested in if it will sound good. In the custom ported box I built it sounds great, tuned to 32hz. Bass heavy stuff, reggae, electronic all sound top notch. Death metal and stuff with tight fast bass drums is where is doesn't excel, but I didn't...

I have been running my SSA Icon 12 in the back of my outback in a 2.25 cubic ft ported enclosure. And I'm thinking about saving some space and building a sealed enclosure. Is this a mistake running this sub in a sealed box and if not would anybody be able to help me put together a design...

Check your filter settings maybe? Not sure

Got it thanks, that what I had to do with the tweeters. They were way loud when I set them using the DMM.

I'm looking to set my mid range and tweeter amp gains with a DMM. I have a 1000hz test tone and wanted to ask: My headunit has 4v rca outs but using the 75% headunit volume rule (30/40 on my Pioneer AVH-5800BHS) I am only getting around 1.25 volts being fed to the amp. So should I use 90%...

Do I measure the whole amp as 2 or 4 ohm? Or measure each channel seperatly, 2 ohm on the 2 ohm channels and 4 on the 4 ohm channels.

I'm looking to set my gains using a DMM on my FSD 125.4 (4 channel amp). Channels 1/2 are 4 ohm tweeters and channel 3/4 are 2 ohm mids. When using the formula to calculate voltage do I make that calculation for 4 ohm or 2 ohm and what watts would I use? 125W x 4 CH @ 4 ohms stereo 200W x 2...

I tried that and switched from using network mode to standard mode. Standard mode only has a hpf filter for fronts and rears, thankfully I can turns these off. I was concerned using it because the manual says this mode may damage speakers. I think they say that because it is intended for...

Exactly I can't disable the hpf. Should I eq it out in the dsp? Not sure how thats going to effect the sound. Or maybe look for a dsp with 6 rca in?

The unit has hpf and lpf for the mids I can turn off but this filter for the tweeters I can't.

I can't there is no option for it