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Subs hitting only at loud volumes.... Help!
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<blockquote data-quote="PaLiAcH" data-source="post: 2369821" data-attributes="member: 558835"><p>the head unit is set to 80 hz low pass filter and the the fade is normal (about 1.5 notches toward the front)</p><p></p><p>the amp is set at low pass filter as well.</p><p></p><p>when the volume is up the subs hit hard as set by the amp, and when the volum is lowered, lets say to halfway, the subs will stay on at the lowered rate if the sub is bass-heavy. if its a normal song, then u can totally tell that the subs just turn off. then i raise the volume again to get the sub jump started and it hits as supposed to... lower the volume and they will just turn off as if there wasnt enough juic going to them, but yet they are hitting at the right volume when they go off...</p><p></p><p>does that make sense?</p><p></p><p>a friend of mine said to hook up the sub preouts to the rear preouts and see if it does it. if it doesnt, he said the sub outs are prob not good, thus meaning leave them at the rear outs (with no sub volume) or new headunit.... could this be the case and do u agree?</p><p></p><p>thanx all!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PaLiAcH, post: 2369821, member: 558835"] the head unit is set to 80 hz low pass filter and the the fade is normal (about 1.5 notches toward the front) the amp is set at low pass filter as well. when the volume is up the subs hit hard as set by the amp, and when the volum is lowered, lets say to halfway, the subs will stay on at the lowered rate if the sub is bass-heavy. if its a normal song, then u can totally tell that the subs just turn off. then i raise the volume again to get the sub jump started and it hits as supposed to... lower the volume and they will just turn off as if there wasnt enough juic going to them, but yet they are hitting at the right volume when they go off... does that make sense? a friend of mine said to hook up the sub preouts to the rear preouts and see if it does it. if it doesnt, he said the sub outs are prob not good, thus meaning leave them at the rear outs (with no sub volume) or new headunit.... could this be the case and do u agree? thanx all! [/QUOTE]
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