move to a 500/1 for that sub...
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I cant haha I already have the 1800D bought, If I went back I would be losing a ton of money. I currently have the W6 in the high output box JL designed, should I save up and buy another one?? Would that balance things out a little better?
Where do you have the gain set?
You need to keep the gain low with that amp and sub combo. The 12w6v2 is 4 ohm dvc, so im assuming you have it wired to 2 ohms. Correct me if Im wrong, but I believe that amp puts out close to 1000 watts at 2 ohms, and the sub is rated at 400 watts.
You need to keep the gain low with that amp and sub combo. The 12w6v2 is 4 ohm dvc, so im assuming you have it wired to 2 ohms. Correct me if Im wrong, but I believe that amp puts out close to 1000 watts at 2 ohms, and the sub is rated at 400 watts.
yea just drop the gains and you will be alright , nothing wrong with having to much if your easy with it
i had a e1800d running my 10w6v2 sealed.
i did use a DMM to set 400watts rms @ a 50hz test tone.
worked like a charm for me until i sold my amp to get a smaller size amp =)
i did use a DMM to set 400watts rms @ a 50hz test tone.
worked like a charm for me until i sold my amp to get a smaller size amp =)
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That's the worst advice. ever.
Why would he want to spend extra money when there's absolutely nothing wrong? All he needs to do is set his gain properly.
See if you can borrow an oscilloscope from somebody. Should really help when settings gains.
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