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<blockquote data-quote="MadAudio" data-source="post: 871655" data-attributes="member: 560581">i know u tried a different sub but..did u try swapping sub positions?u know for a fact the ones on the left and the right work perfect put one of those in the middle and the original from the middle into the left or right spot depending on what one u moved to the middle this will prove if its something other than the sub i think.or the connection from a subs terminal to the coil is bad when the bass hits speaker stretches breaks connection throws ohm load off middle sub gets massive spike hey its a theory ok hehebut it sounds to me like a problem with air space ive heard that popping sound but usually its when a box is two big providing no cushion for the sub but i guess it can happen the other way subs trying to push down while the power from the two other subs pushed it uppersonally im not a fan of shared chamber sub boxes i know people say there is no sound difference but my reasoning is ... subs for the most part are made of natural material metal,rubber,paper and no matter how good your production facilities are natural materials will vary slightly( same reason why one coil measured 3.3 the other 3.2) one sub hitting harder than the other will throw things off i know alot of people will disagree but hey its my opinion //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MadAudio, post: 871655, member: 560581"] i know u tried a different sub but.. did u try swapping sub positions? u know for a fact the ones on the left and the right work perfect put one of those in the middle and the original from the middle into the left or right spot depending on what one u moved to the middle this will prove if its something other than the sub i think. or the connection from a subs terminal to the coil is bad when the bass hits speaker stretches breaks connection throws ohm load off middle sub gets massive spike hey its a theory ok hehe but it sounds to me like a problem with air space ive heard that popping sound but usually its when a box is two big providing no cushion for the sub but i guess it can happen the other way subs trying to push down while the power from the two other subs pushed it up personally im not a fan of shared chamber sub boxes i know people say there is no sound difference but my reasoning is ... subs for the most part are made of natural material metal,rubber,paper and no matter how good your production facilities are natural materials will vary slightly ( same reason why one coil measured 3.3 the other 3.2) one sub hitting harder than the other will throw things off i know alot of people will disagree but hey its my opinion [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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