Recent content by mudflap91

It was on a thumb drive I have. I share a Itunes account with my daughter.

I wouldn't think it was tuned wrong. I bought it from Bumpin' Goalie along with the subs. 29x13.5x16. Original f/s thread. http://www.caraudio.com/forums/subwoofer-classifieds/511624-wts-ssa-dcons.html

Just had a chance to play with the subsonic filter. Output doesn't change when adjusting from 10 to around 30 (guessing). Any other suggestion as to why it is flat on that section? There are a few sections of the song that play flat so I assume they are the same frequency.

Just happened to be on the thumb drive. Pretty wide variety on there.

I stand corrected. Math was right but didn't apply it to the scale.

Wouldn't 20 be half?

I just tested the same section of the song. I can't tell any difference from where I had the subsonic set before.

I just checked mine. It goes from 10-50 so I set it a little over 1/2. I'll check it tomorrow on my way to work.

How do I set it if I don't know for sure what the frequency is.

So do you suggest burning a cd with a 20-25hz tone on it?

Not sure how to tell and I'm not sure how to set the subsonic. I don't have "Lost" yet.

I may have some canceling at a certain frequency. It does something similar on "Echo" by Gorilla Zoe.

Thanks for the fix. Frequency is the word I was looking for. The output at that part doesn't feel like much in my Tahoe. Could it be maybe my subsonic filter is too high? Not real sure how to set it. I set my gains using a DMM. Any suggestions?

What is the hz on the song "Boom Boom Pow" by the Black Eyed Peas? The section I am talking about is around the 25-26 second mark. My sub goes flat with almost no bass. I am guessing it is lower than my sub box is tuned (I think 32hz). Just before that part, it really hits hard.

What type of variables?