torn spiders?

[lilmaniac2 5,000+ posts]

this guys not banned yet?

 

[jmanpc 5,000+ posts]

this guys not banned yet?

Some animals like to play with their food before they kill it.

 

[cotjones 10+ year member]

this guys not banned yet?

banned for what?? not setting my gains right? (in your opinion)

 

[Eugenics 5,000+ posts]

banned for what?? not setting my gains right? (in your opinion)

no, being a stupid fuck.

 

[cotjones 10+ year member]

no, being a stupid fuck.

oh ok... and that DOES NOT deserve a ban! haha moderators?

 

[Eugenics 5,000+ posts]

oh ok... and that DOES NOT deserve a ban! haha moderators?

no. when people are trying to help you but you're just wasting their time....

 

[Eugenics 5,000+ posts]

You have 5 different subs, only 4 of which match eachother and they're all running on less than half their recommended power. Great idea.

 

[cotjones 10+ year member]

You have 5 different subs, only 4 of which match eachother and they're all running on less than half their recommended power. Great idea.

that is not correct.. 400 watts is their recomended thermal rateing... they are in a oversized box lowering mechanical handleing and the JL amp can put out more than 1000 watts with my high voltage input... it may be clipping, but not bad enough that it effects the output dramatically (to my ears).... so i have them powered about right actually... maby 50 watts under, each

 

[Eugenics 5,000+ posts]

haha you think that JL is putting out 75% more power?

5-10 maybe.

 

[jmanpc 5,000+ posts]

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[Immacomputer 10+ year member]

 

[cotjones 10+ year member]

haha you think that JL is putting out 75% more power?
5-10 maybe.

75%? no no no... it has been said on here that a bottom-line alpine 1000 watts amp could be putting out 50% more than rated output by excessive gains with a larger input voltage... but probably causeing clipping....

well that said my amp inputs are the back speaker output's from my head unit so even if the amp only put out 1000 i think i should be able to get 1400 out of it... furthermore as far as clipping goes, i find it very hard to believe that an amp with such a low distortion rateing would be clipping so much that it is unbearable... now lets go further saying that they are underated by 10%... that would be 1100 watts... with over-set gains i should be reaching 1600 no prob.

so there is an explantion of how i could get the max thermal out of them if i wanted to,

but it doesn't matter cause i don't want to... once again you aren't paying attention....

by box is oversized by almost a full cube allowing me to reach max excursion with the lower power supply at the loss of some of the flat response of the speaker...

but actually it's to my benefit as it emphasises the frequencies more toward the mid-bass which was my goal from the beginning, leaving the lows to the 13 which is in an undersized box which is why i want the 1000/1 for it instead of the 500/1... it might be over-kill but the 500 isn't enough in order to maintain a relativly flat responce

 

[Immacomputer 10+ year member]

i find it very hard to believe that an amp with such a low distortion rateing would be clipping so much that it is unbearable... now lets go further saying that they are underated by 10%... that would be 1100 watts... with over-set gains i should be reaching 1600 no prob.

You find it hard to believe because you don't understand what power is nor where it comes from. You also don't know how amp distortion levels are rated.

by box is oversized by almost a full cube allowing me to reach max excursion with the lower power supply at the loss of some of the flat response of the speaker...
but actually it's to my benefit as it emphasises the frequencies more toward the mid-bass which was my goal from the beginning, leaving the lows to the 13 which is in an undersized box which is why i want the 1000/1 for it instead of the 500/1... it might be over-kill but the 500 isn't enough in order to maintain a relativly flat responce

Umm... the larger the enclosure, the LESS emphasized the upper and midbass regions are. The SMALLER the enclosure, the less low end and more upper end bass you will receive.

 

[jmanpc 5,000+ posts]

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[squeak9798 5,000+ posts]

You find it hard to believe because you don't understand what power is nor where it comes from. You also don't know how amp distortion levels are rated.


Umm... the larger the enclosure, the LESS emphasized the upper and midbass regions are. The SMALLER the enclosure, the less low end and more upper end bass you will receive.

I would have to agree with the above.