looks prefab. is it this one? those are usualy tuned high and do make alarms go off becasue they are boomy but dont get low. theyre loud as shit on corridos though.
Looks like it could be. I have no clue man. I wish I did.
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Yelling at my truck will set the alarm off... Its stupid. I've actually witnessed my alarm going in from a semi heavy RAIN, not hail, just rain.
Sounds like the shop fked you over with noob settings. Turn down the bass boost knob and the gain knob.
its from the higher tuning of a prefab along with less airspace!!!! Didnt you know? peaky 50hz is where the chest pound is at! Forget anything under 40hz!!!
It was mentioned....along with the gain on the amp which is prob set too high. OP needs to get himself some comp speakers and a 4 ch amp if he chooses.
actually for an average consumer and a sub that can work in a small box (alpine/JL) they do pretty well on normal music, strong 40 to 120hz range, basically even if your door speaker midbass performance is garbage, the sub will pick up the slack and do it cleanly. I had a pair of JL w0s in a dual ported prefab when i first started out, (was a birthday gift from a homie) and I still miss the midbass performance those subs can put out. I enjoy my current setup's loudness and lows atm but music still feels a little empty without that 80-120hz area. No window flex but it was audibly loud on everything thats not decaf, was amazing for techno, hardstyle, mainstream pop, edm, rock and metal. Gives that chest/lung vibration feeling. No massive chokes though.
just went over the thread again.... don't see it mentioned anywhere. btw, that looks like a home made box and the tuning is just set based on how deep the box is, so they wouldn't have to put an L in there. in my experience, a box about that size should have 6-10" of port running along the back wall to tune it right.
