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<blockquote data-quote="subzero" data-source="post: 7434855" data-attributes="member: 600350"><p>ok, So,</p><p></p><p>Since there has been alot, a ton, a <span style="color: black">FU</span>CK load of bull s<span style="color: black">hi</span>t going on in the car audio world, I had to make an appointment with an IASCA judge Mike Jaffe, to have him meet me at my good friend Joe, Stereo Joe, car audio shop. We metered a 148.6 at 47hz. I am happy BUT.... there seem to be a problem with one of my amps, I accidently bumped the master/slave switch, now it has to be tweekd into a fixed position. I am not sure, but I think it was sending to much power to one of my subs. because I notice it was launching more than the other. Also seem I may have to go with one sub and a way smaller port to help create more back pressure. It already had 4 spiders, 2x2 , glued in pairs. With this much power, they may need way more stiffness.</p><p></p><p>So I plan to send the amp in for repair, and do some R/A with Soundstream regarding the spider and the extra stiffness.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="subzero, post: 7434855, member: 600350"] ok, So, Since there has been alot, a ton, a [COLOR=black]FU[/COLOR]CK load of bull s[COLOR=black]hi[/COLOR]t going on in the car audio world, I had to make an appointment with an IASCA judge Mike Jaffe, to have him meet me at my good friend Joe, Stereo Joe, car audio shop. We metered a 148.6 at 47hz. I am happy BUT.... there seem to be a problem with one of my amps, I accidently bumped the master/slave switch, now it has to be tweekd into a fixed position. I am not sure, but I think it was sending to much power to one of my subs. because I notice it was launching more than the other. Also seem I may have to go with one sub and a way smaller port to help create more back pressure. It already had 4 spiders, 2x2 , glued in pairs. With this much power, they may need way more stiffness. So I plan to send the amp in for repair, and do some R/A with Soundstream regarding the spider and the extra stiffness. [/QUOTE]
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