|
|
02-08-2010
so ive got my car audio set up exactly the way i want it. i have this sub Pioneer TS-W301R Reviews
This amp
Dual XPA4100 - amplifier Car amplifier reviews - CNET Reviews
And this stereo
Sony Xplod CDX-GT630UI Car CD changer reviews - CNET Reviews
and when i turn up the volume on the stereo it seems to get quieter on the stereo not that the music is overpowering the bass. i just didnt want to spend a lot of money troubleshooting so if you know, it would be great.
02-08-2010
I don't quite follow what you mean
what gets quieter as you turn it up?
02-08-2010
the Woofer or i guess just the bass in general.
so i was wondering if it isn't getting enough power to it?
02-08-2010
do you have your gain turned up on your amp?did you bridge your amp?
02-08-2010
yes it is bridged and the gain is all the way up
02-08-2010
dual amps= FAIL i got a 600X1 DB amp ill sell ya.
Originally Posted by SuperSport
02-08-2010
turn the gain down the amp is probably cutting out
02-08-2010
Ever think you don't have enough sub for your power level?
Also try pushing in on the sub cone EQUALLY on all sides of the dust cap and see if it feels like its rubbing on anything.
02-08-2010
his sub is rated 150 nominal... 800 peak... here are the amp specs:Amplifier Output Details: 50 Watt - 4 Ohm - THD 1.0 % - 14.4V DC - 4 channel(s) 75 Watt - 2 Ohm - THD 1.0 % - 14.4V DC - 4 channel(s) 150 Watt - 4 Ohm - THD 1.0 % - 14.4V DC - 2 channel(s)
Originally Posted by SuperSport
02-08-2010
Yeah thats not much bass.
Time to get some real equipment.
02-08-2010
only thing that amp is good for is maybe some cheesy 6x9's.. not tryin to downtalk ur stuff... but if u want good sound ur gonna have to upgrade like matt says.
Originally Posted by SuperSport
02-08-2010
well thanks for all the help. i dont honestly have the money right now. so yeahh ill be waiting til next week but you guys seem to know a lot about... well everything
02-08-2010
Wow, 50wpc at 1% THD.
I have a 1979 ADS P-100 rated 50wpc into 4 ohms at .005% at 12vIts only 30 years old.
as far as no money, yea I hear that.
but like the others said, save your pennies and buy an amp that is decent for a sub. I'm not crazy about high power levels and I was running 240W x2 in a standard cab pickup with semi decent efficiency subs. It did what I needed for 7 yrs. But when you move the woofers from right behind your seat in the cab, to in the trunk all of that goes out the window.
02-08-2010
check ground and remote wires
02-08-2010
sony stuff is crap IMO. Especially their "cheaper" stuff. And I did run a dual amp but one thing i made sure to do was buy one rated for twice as much power as what i needed. I believe they rate their amps higher than what they actually do, one way i have to prove this is with the HU volume at max, and amp gain at 12 db (max) there was only a couple of hard hitting songs that sounded distorted. Of course i didn't leave it there, i was testing it to see if my thoughts were right. Dunno what you have to say about that matt
02-08-2010
don't forget about box rise
| « Previous Thread | Next Thread » |
| Tags for this Thread |
| Bookmarks |
Bookmarks |
