TooLoud4You

I have for sale a lightly used Sundown 3000d amp, for $550 + shipping with a few scuff marks. I also have a working 15" Xcon for $240 + shipping. Then I have another Xcon in need of a recone due to physical damages to cone/gasket during a move $125 + shipping. Also a custom box was built for the two 15"s dimensions are 44"L x 19"H x 24"D looking for pick up for $100 obo. I am located near Daytona Beach, Florida. Not looking for trades just cash. Message me for more details. Sorry if the pictures are blown up, the post uploading for images was not working for me.

I am in la la land, what about you? I am in hell at the moment, waiting to get my xcon back in the car

Thanks for the quick responses. Also, I don't think we're in Kansas anymore Denim!

I am trying to get my 15" xcon reconed, whats the best email to get a hold of SSA? Thanks for any input!

I've always wondered how you figure all that out. Is there a formula you use. I know how to calculate the volume but how do you figure out the tuning. Any input would be greatly appreciated. thanks

tommorrow ill try to hook up a speaker to the head unit. Hopefully i can figure this out

yes

My friend is installing his eclipse avn52d headunit in his 05 hyundai sonata. I've had a little more experience with it so I was helping him. We got everything squared away and now came time to turn on the car and test it. The headunit came on but there was no sound coming out of the speakers. I double checked wiring. Still nothing. Went to the biggest audio shop around town and they told me to check a few things and I did that still nothing. They said the car might have a factory amp and that is why the speakers arn't working because the amp isn't see power, which made sense but when I did what they told me it didn't work. I am trying to search the internet and see if anyone has had this problem. I decided to post here since I get the best feed back and a lot of people are helpful. Any input is really appreciated. Thanks

thank u so much. I checked every fuse under the hood but totally forgot about the panel in the car. looked at the manual. #3 stereo....blown put in the one from the moonroof (which i do not have haha) and finally got it all put back together. Thanks alot i was started to get very very frustrated...been a long week and its only weds...

hmm ill go take a look right now

it is an 03 ford explorer. Yea i turned on the ignition and no spark from the wire. I have been trying to find which fuse it is but searching is taking me in other direcftions.

i really appreciate u working with me. no spark from the yellow wire. I also looked in my manual but could not find a stereo fuse.

is there any simple way i could test it? or would i need a tool of some sort.

I was just installing my pioneer avh 4200 and while i was pushing the headunit in my yellow wire came undone and must have grounded because the unit shut off. When I connected the yellows back together the unit would not turn on. But once I touch the yellow with a constant 12v connection it turns on. Is there a way i can fix my yellow wire or would i have to tap into another wire? Everytime I turn off the unit it will reset because the yellow wire isn't working. BTW it is an explorer 2003. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

yea they are DVC the speaker works only if hooked up to each voice coil seperately.

I know for sure the sub was not wired in parallel. The weird caseright now is how the sub will work if only 1 set of voice coils are hooked up but they cannot be mixed together, both sets work. LIke it is a svc sub. I'm just playing around with it a little now but plan on sending it out soon. Has anyone had the problem of not being able to use both sets of coils on a subwoofer before? What in the sub caused this problem since it looks fine, reads fine on the coils, plays on each set of coils but not when they are hooked together.

Im positive it is wired right but I will do runs of all new wire tommorrow. Is it possible that one of the wires got messed up? that has never happened to me didn't know if it was possible.

So i decided to take another look at the sub and I connected my speaker wire to one set of voice coils....it worked. Hooked it up to the other set of voice coils....it worked. Tried to use both coils in series and then parallel to the other sub and.....it stops but the other one still keeps going fine? can any1 explain this? I already have been in talks with a recone but now this is just confusing the hell out of me.

I have used this setup for over a year with no problems when rewiring everything i accidently wired one of the subs wrong, was a total accident.

I've read and saw videos on doing recones and have a friend that has reconed his btl is there anything differently with reconing an xcon? or does any1 have anytips for me Thanks for all the help.

oic, so with a recone that will get it basicly to brand new?

each coil is reading .8 on the 1ohm speaker. I heard that if my subwoofer won't work but the coils are reading correctly the issue is mechanical and a recone will not do anything, is this true? What caused the damage was the neg and pos wires from the amp to the speaker were reversed.

so a recone should get this guy rolling again? Is there someone I can pm or should I call someone? Any1 have any tips with doing a recone?

further looks it looks like maybe just some glue separation. But I could not see this make the sub not move or anything when hooked up. I don't have anything to read the coils but I will go pick up something for that tommorrow, how would I do it just check one pair of coils at a time?

Does he need to get a battery isolator? I have heard many stress this but do not know if it is always needed or when it is? What are the pros/cons to battery isolator?