pmureika
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There are alot of options out there.I think you could find something here.
x2 It will be fine
go to the store as if your going to buy a dcon dual 4. click on it and there is a place to leave a review with the others.
Go to the store and click on subwoofers.Then click on the ones you bought there it a spot to leave a review.Or there is a spot for product reviews further down in the forum.
Great job enjoy them.
Dont beat on those subs to hard.
Try measuring the voltage at a wall socket and see what you get.
I think thats the mods job!
Subs disconnected if you use the dmm method.
More pics when it gets warmer out.No more voltage problems.
Good luck!!!
Buy some new rca's if thatt dont work you have a bad hu, not likey or your settings are wrong. hope you figure it outWhat hu unit are you using?
No some head units you can turn the subs off and on separetly.For each function like ipod ,cd,usb,radio.
But are the subs turned on?
Your gain is set to high.
Or wrong hu setting or a bad hu.Read your manual.
Sub sonic has nothing to do with volume. the gain does that and all songs arent recorded the same. sorry for my poor english let me try and explain it in the best way i can think. i understand what a gain on a amp does and i understand what the ssf does as well. what i'm trying to explain is on some song's i listen to i have to listen to them at a low volume since they beat real hard when i say beat real hard i mean to where my subs's will move like crazy and you can start smelling the coils burn a little or you will hear the sub pop and was not sure if it might have to do with the way my ssf is set to or if this is normal. Like I said its the way the music was recorded.Turn the sub volume down on those songs.
Did it work?
Yep plug that into the amp instead of your hu rca's.