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  1. I am thoroughly impressed with the clay trick. Dampened the baffle like a dream!
  2. Also did my home pc and my dad's. We'll see on 10. Doesn't really seem any different outside of hiding menu's I use...
  3. Multimeter checks resistance and voltage, not impedance. It can be helpful in trouble shooting but let's start with your ear. Play a 2500Hz sine wave on your stereo (Funcgen on your phone or other wave generators work). See how that sounds between the two tweeters. When something follows the driver, I'd expect it but your description of what has happened is a bit hard to follow. Using tones will help highlight the differences.
  4. I think the shop sucks. Mounting a crossover in the door is something I'd never do.
  5. Halfway to Harbaugh bowl. SF/Atl game was sure a lot more exciting than this one though. Jeez.
  6. holy 500 errors. half my hop posts didn't show up either
  7. Framethrower as they say in Japanese
  8. Yay, not uber slow!!!
  9. reposting the missing post
  10. Glad I have no idea who those people are
  11. If we had snow I'd fatten up the jets and go for a rip. Only bad part would be yanking the carbs to swap jets in the garage. Of course it's now up to -8F so I wouldn't have to.
  12. Is the click on both? I have 5 of them with that board albeit only one nvx but none of mine make any turn on turn off noises.
  13. Makes more sense. Amps are turning on too fast. The minidsp delay circuit or another will solve it. Sucks the h800 doea that
  14. Does the H800 do anything else goofy? 3 seconds is a super long time for it to boot up. I blame it but can't say I have great ideas on what to check on it. Naturally I'd double check all my grounds, but eek
  15. Obviously. I've seen your installs. I'd be tempted to add a power switch on the remote wires of the amps to have the rest turn on, then flip the switch and make sure that the uber delay solves the problem.
  16. Not that you really need a switch, just unplug the remote wire from the amp and touch it when you want it on... I'd do that before calling NVX. If that makes it go away, you need to call on the H800 instead IMO.
  17. You should re-read the trouble shooting he's done. Your brand loyalty and generalizations are more than idiotic. He already stated that with delay the amps don't make the noise. ie, it isn't the amps. Could be a combination of things, but on their own the amps don't do it. I realize it is hard for you to swallow that you spent a bunch of money on stuff and could have had a way better sounding system spending way less, but stop making odd projections based on zero facts and only emotion. Decisions and discussions on emotions don't fare well on forums.
  18. An amp is stupid. It will play what you send to it, rather simple lol. Doesn't mean that there can't be things that don't work nice together as shit happens, but he already tried without and no pop. Instead of offering brand loyal fodder why not try to help for once. And yes, if you amplify no signal you will get nothing other than of course the noise floor of the amp. It isn't rocket science.
  19. ANY exposed metal MUST be covered. I have used at least 00 rolls of electrical tape in my life. It has uses way beyond its namesake. Superb for that though.
  20. Stop thread dumping in build logs. Your forum etiquette blows donkey dick.

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