Recent content by Lennox

So I was taking stuff out of my car the other day and managed to snag my RCAs which weren't tucked well and pull them out unknowingly and slammed my car door on them. They are shorter so I've got 2 sets of RCAs connected together and this happened at the connection. so basically right from...

So this will run the amp at 1-ohm? I wasn't sure because this diagram threw me off SONIC DIAGRAM

So this is what I've got along with approximately 15 feet of speaker wire. Amp is Hifonics Glx1400.1D, and subs are Pioneer TS-W3003D4 (Dual 4-ohm). How do I wire these to one ohm when the box has terminals? Every diagram I see has amp wired straight to subs and doesn't have terminals . Also...

So i'm looking to go to 0 gauge wiring from my 4 gauge because I'm going to start running amp at 1 ohm (1400w rms) and will probably upgrade in the future so might as well get it out of the way now. I was looking on sonic and it seems for every wiring kit there are people saying that it isn't...

You don't sound like a smart ***. I really don't know much about car audio. But people have said to do big 3 and battery upgrade to run @1-ohm which would send 1400watts according to Hifonics but someone prior mentioned it would only push 1-1.2k . I just want to get better subs and if I need to...

When I read this I think you're saying it will be fine on the subs to have the gains lower, do you think that it will be fine on my cars electrical system until I get those upgrades?

Okay, so currently I don't have much money but would like to upgrade. I know that setting gains too high will cause the amp to try and push more power than it can and send clipped signals which will ruin subs. Is there a downside to having gains lower than they potentially could be? I.E...

Currently I have This box for an older model Sony Xplod and Pioneer which are svc 4-ohm so together they are getting about 600 RMS. I am running a hifonics Glx1400.1D with 4 gauge wiring. I want to get new subs for a better sound quality system and hope to improve the loudness as well. I was...