Recent content by stangaudio

i dont know how to set them properly, so how do I do it right?

I have a 1280watt american bass 4 channel amp with a pair of beyma rf-1 components on channel 1&2 and one american bass 10" sub bridged on channel 3&4 at 2ohms. When i turn the gain up a little on channel 3&4 so i can hear my sub the amp will go into protect mode. I can only have the...

i am moving to college so having someone else build it wouldn't work im leaving tomorrow but i am in the process of making one myself right now i have the tools and materials, itll just be a small sealed 10" thanks

I have a prefab box for two 10's, would it be worth it to cut the box to make a box for one 10" sub instead? I don't want to spend any money on another single box.

im from cleveland , ohio with a 99 v6 stang

i am in the market for a new amp but the crunch is the smallest i have and im dying to get some good door sound i have to get rid of some stuff first but ill try it out first thing in the morning and see how everything sounds thanks

yeah 100 @ 4 ohms, i looked up wiring in parallel and i think i did it on my subs but could you explain it again, the problem is that once i turn the volume up to about 25/34 the subs will cut out and the signal will sound flat

I have a crunch 400.2 amp and it puts out 100 watts rms per channel i want it to power four speakers two alpine 6x8 and two beyma 5.25 the alpine are rated for 75watts rms and the beymas at 55 rms what would be the eaisest way to wire them to handle that amp

gain on the power acoustik is at the lowest itll go, what's out of phase?

I have a kenwood amp with these specs # Class D Monoblock Amplifier # Maximum Output Power: 1000 watts # RMS Power Output: * 300 watts x 1 channel @ 4 ohms * 500 watts x 1 channel @ 2 ohms # 2 ohm stable # Frequency Response: 5 Hz-200 Hz # Low-Pass Filter: 50 Hz-200 Hz, 24 dB/Octave #...