That shits insane, never seen that before. Guessing its just that sound wave running threw the components, thats crazy though
Got my drivers side done with my new HD61s, went with a-pillar pvc caps for the tweet mounts. Sounds SOOOO clean, cant wait to get the other side in
Imtjnotu
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Clifs on the video?
track being played can be heard threw the crossover lol
oldschool4me
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lol thats funny. but also you could have components inside the amp or hu going or are bad. check for swollen caps in your amp etc.
oldschool4me
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not necessarily. like mentioned it depends on the frequency of the hiss. i just thought about it because i used to work on computers and sometimes you get a computer that makes a hiss sound while turned on....came to find out there were swollen caps inside hissing. usually the amp itself would be hissing but its still a possibility. try your tweets on your home stereo along with your xovers to eliminate the possibility its them. then you know its cables, hu or amp.
duanebro
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How much power are you running? Could you be getting distortion by over driving the xo?
ddcmdb
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What quality recording are you playing??
Imtjnotu
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Try different crosses or new amp
oldschool4me
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did you take xovers and tweet in house n play them on home stereo? have any friends with amps? local shops?
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