mrbojang

It is just a number but I'm curious as to what I'm putting out.

Called some more shops a little out of the way and found one with a Audio Control...Not sure how good that meter is but it's better than nothing.

So I've called 6 shops in my area and none of them have a term lab or any sort of meter. I don't feel like shelling out $700+ for a term lab. Am I basically SOL?

Pretty impressive for near stock electrical

Trae - I want to get high So far it seems to be the hardest hitting song. It hits REAL HARD. My voltage actually drops below 13.8... I'm wondering what the bass Hz range is, and if there are any songs similar to it? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D95U9jDg4uI Thanks.

So I was told not to open the back hatch\tailgate in my Tahoe while my subs are playing (in a ported enclosure)..Something about it bottoming them out? Is this true, and if so why do I see videos of people doing it to put paper or other items in front of their port?

Is that electrical setup going to be sufficient?

Nice man...What's the crescendo wired down to?

What? How do you figure that #? easy, I pulled it out of my ass. cmon now you thought I was being serious =/ Haha I was wondering there for a minute to be honest. There are a ton of factors, not just watts...

What? How do you figure that #?

Thanks to hove I now have my gains, ssf, and HU setup 100 times better... ALOT LOUDER. I'll post flex videos tomorrow...It's pretty sick though.

How did you wire up the voltage meter?

Better output...Still not where I want it, I think I can do some more tweaking... I think that rearview is secured on there pretty well

I said in the first post I'd like to use it to detect when my head unit sends a clipped signal, and also my amplifier..

its insurance. the fuse is there just in case you get into a front end collision and the power wire gets pinched, which would short your battery and have the potential to turn a minor accident into a major fire and/or total loss Then why don't they come fused from the factory?

SparkFun Electronics - DSO Nano - Pocket-Sized Digital Oscilloscope seems pretty decent, not sure if it covers the ranges needed to detect clipping from HU and also to set my gains properly...Any input? Thanks.

It barely dips too...With the stock alternator it'd drop down to 13.2 or so on some bass notes...Now it pretty much stays solid above 14 with this dc alt...I think I need to crank the gains a bit still and also let them break in a little before...

pretty sure the gain needs to be a tad higher and the subs need to break in more, not really getting the desired output... sorry about the poor quality.

Damn you and your mind tricks.

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This.

Note to self: watch out for grannies in the middle of the road. they make a mess of your windshield. don't check out the chick with the nice rack, you might hit a kid and a father.. thanks for the reminder! also, whenever I drive my main focus is not hitting anything and getting away from horrible drivers...some of the things on this video are straight up idiotic. side swiping pedestrians? rear ending a car at a stop sign? geeze.

Just wondering how many of you guys actually use these things..

That's what I keep reading but then some people are saying a tone at 1hz under tuning at full power could cause over excursion and all that nasty stuff? The subs are under powered so I would think it wouldn't matter anyway.. Would it beideal to get a 28hz test tone and setting it that way?

Need help figuring out where the knob should be for SSF on a saz 3500d with an enclosure tuned to 32hz..Pictures would be nice too.