Recent content by newzie01

i wasnt getting mad, i just didnt know what you ment. Thats all

lol...."big box store"?

when i regrounded i did make sure it was solid. As far as specifics, i have brand new monster xln 301 four channel rcas, and brand new infinity ref componets. All wireing is new straight to the crossover (no factory wiring).The amp is a infinfity 7541A also new.

i wanted to get some thoughts on an engine whine problem. Ive got both of my amps powered and grounded on the top of my cap. Im getting whine when i turn the blower fan on and it gets worse when i turn the air on. the noise is only in the tweeters. Ive tried to reground the cap but it didnt...

to run fewer wires, mount the crossover inside the door. THat way youre only running 2 wires up each side.

to answer the first question, just get a volt meter. To get into the whole cap debate, i have a 2 fared that has a distribution piece on the top. Ive got it ran to my sub amp and 4 ch. i know thats a lot fo power to split but o well sue me. i dont think that an external cap will solve...

you have to match the output on the head unit to the input on the amp (thats what the gain really is). If you dont want to do the math (or cant tell where the voltage marks are on the amp), there are test cd's out there that will determine clipping points. Keep in mind though, not all source...

lol 0 ga speaker wire, what is it a 1000000000" sub

try the ground fix first. Multiple ground points usually always are the cause, you get a voltage drop sometimes too. its only the RCA's if the whinning doesnt increase with the volume

i have and like monster cable. Are you hooking up a sub amp or 4 ch?

youre making this whole task wayyyyyy to complicated, just cut the wire and solder the blocker in

the type E are more effecient then the S or R and do require less are space.

ive ran 2 type R's off of a JBL 1200.1 before and not had any problems. The guy that has them now is running them on an infinity 1211A. Just set the gains right