Recent content by zenhog

Ok, I'll look for the PM. Thanks.

Still have the EQS? I'm in the market for one.

I am setting up a system and need help with ideas on what crossover points to use on which speakers. Here's what I have - let me know what range of signal I should send to each speaker set. \ First, I must say that I don't have a choice on the dash speakers that's what's left of the factory...

I'm adding two my factory system with a new 4 channel amp to drive a set of 6.5" component speakers (Alpine type R) in the doors and a set of 6x9 coaxials (Alpine Type R) in the rear deck. The signal I grab off the factory amp is already rolled off at points I know and to get a full range of...

Ok here's the Sub Amp Details: Rockford Fosgate Punch 1500W Bridgeable 2-Channel MOSFET Amplifier with Selectable Bass Boost Model: P5002 Punch it with 2 channels of clean MOSFET power, coming at you with a continuous 500-watt flow when bridged. For the songs that require some extra bass...

Thats right - we measured the speaker leads coming into the amp and it said 1.9 ohms. sorry for all the confusion.

I'm taking signal from my factory amp and summing it to get the full range of signal. One signal rolls off between 100-120hz and the other signal rolls on at the same range. I use a LC08 to sum the signals. Will I need to eq anything before I send that summed signal to my 4-channel amp? c

Puzzling question. My installer used the fosgate p5002 (2 channel bridgable) to run my single Type R sub speaker. That speaker has two 4ohm coils wired in series so it draws at 2 ohm. CORRECTION: I DON'T KNOW EXACTLY HOW IT'S WIRED I JUST KNOW IT'S AN ALPINE TYPE R 10" SUB WITH TWO 4 OHM VOICE...