Aaron Clinton

There is a little farm like that around here actually.

Read warning in other thread you made.

Your intentions here are clear. Stop the spam links and gibberish, or IP ban.

Gibberish and spam?

Thanks for the pictures.

The manual is out! I just read it on DIYmobileaudio.com fourm under Venders fourm on the Zed thread, page 9 I belive. Great read, and I can't wait to recive my new amp. I attached it to this post. ZedManual.pdf

This is also a bug-a-boo when we just moved from 3.0.0 to 3.0.2. Hopefully they can run through and fix the new bugs.

Both have proven sound quality in the right install.

Nice work so far.

Got it, no worries, as there are always a few bugs after a software upgrade.

If we cannot get it, the software development team usually can, and they are well worth the money we pay for tech support.

PM me with what you want to change, and I will try to change it on the back end. In the mean time, this is the first we have heard of this. So we will get on it and find out if there is a bug in the update we did just a few days ago.

Just take your time, and work form the source to the speakers, and cancel out one thing at a time.

How were your gains set? We have not had an Icon fail on a properly installed and set SAE or SAZ-1000D. If the sub is cutting out, that sounds more like something in terms of the amplifiers current, and if it making some strange noise I wonder about the signal, or if it being over driven, or there is a leak. Nick may say it more smoothly then I can, but the speaker will only do what it is told, so it should only make the noises or sounds it is told to, and will cut out if the signal cuts out. I would check all connections, for power, ground, and RCA, along with settings on both the HU and amplifier. We just got an email from an Xcon customer that said something very similar and he thought it was the sub, when it was the amplifier connections.

Check ebay or Amazon for a Phoenix Gold RSD1200.1. Or check Crutchfield for the Clarion DPX 11551.

To me th simple solution is to back the sub gain down. Adding more or different speakers is not always the answer. Horns can get very loud, and sound quite good, but they usually need a good deal of work to get them level through equalization plus most still need midbass' to go with them.

Both are very high output drivers. You need to learn more about the actual drivers and find out which is best for your install, and not care abot what someone else did for their install.

We also have a user gallery here too.

Not even lunch time and I already need a drink. Two glasses of red a night is not enough.

I can't move at the moment, and need to keep the commute under 90 minutes. I don't want to talk about it, makes me beyond angry.

Good luck dem beats, they have any openings in the Baltimore area?

Do not have two of the same drivers in the same install in different enclosures.

Welcome Michael. We have an older and more experienced crowd here, many have families with kids too, including me.