when i have my stereo volume all the way down all of a sudden my sub will start making really loud noises. what would this be and how do i fix it?
How high have you set your gain?
Does it get louder as youe accelerate?
Its not that we dont know, its just most of us have day jobs, or live in different time zones.
gain is all the way up, no it doesnt get louder it just randomly will happen. i know alot of you have day jobs but i posted sunday morning waited a day and asked if anyone knows whats going on
That's your problem, gain is ALL the way up. Turn your gain down, it's NOT a volume control slappy.
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it does make my bass louder there bud and i did turn it down to about half way and it still does it
i have a similair issue, but usually it means there is bad ground, run the negative straight to the battery terminal
Run the negative straight to the battery terminal!?
could be that the power antenna wire (the blue one, goes to the amp to tell it when the HU is on) is loose, so the amp is turning off and on. could also be that the power and/or ground doesn't have a good connection.
grounds should be as short as possible.
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or maybe you got static or w/e in the RCA cables? mine made a sound before, but it wasnt loud, just a humming you could barely hear...but still... and no dont run the cable to the battery terminal lmao thats stupid that'd be liek a 15 food ground when u should have like 20 inchs or less or osmething like that hah
wysiwyg wrote:i would say they bang, they don't really pound so much. but if
you want to bump, then they will bump and hit real hard and a lot good.
LOL
david pethe wrote:Run the negative straight to the battery terminal!?
Every serious SPL competitor does exactly this. It's done to create a direct and uniform ground path to help their amplifiers make maximum power. Rather expensive for non-competitors, but worthwhile for someone who's trying to extract every last watt he/she can.
The 50-50-90 rule: Anytime you have a 50-50 chance of getting something right, there's a 90% probability you'll get it wrong.
