Please explain how box volume has any bearing on thermal capacity of the coil on a woofer?
Just stop talking. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/slap.gif.87520e8ca8e90076ac30e777c0de5331.gif
i wasnt specifically answering the question more relating to another. if you are in a huge box the mechanical limitations of the sub are lowered to a lower power limitation
OP didn't say they were bottoming out, he said they were smoking.
i also went on to explain how the box could affect the coil when ported. my guess the box is too small and tuned relatively high causing him to over drive the sub to catch the low notes, even if the box was to big if its tuned to high and the sub is trying to catch the low notes he may be overdriving the sub to catch the low notes. both can be fixed by turning down the gain
yes,looking at a wiring diagram beside me here, if both are dvc2ohm subs, and running a pair in series/parallel will give you a 2ohm load, and simply removing one sub will throw you in a 4ohm load,but you have the gains up for the pair, so you need to make the adjustment for a single sub being ran.just turn her down as i stated earlier, and you will be fine
since you are telling him to put his subs up for sale, you willing to buy them??? not everyone on here can afford to buy $150 subs,maybe youd like to donate some funds upon buying his ? if not dont trash someones equipment,he asked for help with an issue, and you are not helping with the question in general...just bashing/post dumping like an a s s
i'll turn it down a bit...just one of the settings on the amp itself? but is the only real fix would be ot get a 4ohm sub?
Kid, get off the fucking bandwagon. Let the man run what he wants to run.
yea tell me about it... with here thats difficult lol.... i mean it sounds good. pretty nice sq for it to be a ported box and a L7if shes happy with it..leave it alone...got to keep the misses happy
