Hey hows it going ? Like ive asked before when I turn my subs up pretty loud they give the impression of being to lose the loudness and the bump and become a rumble. My gain is all set right. But what I be thinking is remembering my sub box has the two subs sharing the space. They aren't separate so could they be canceling respectively other out ? If thats the case im prob going to step out and buy a box either a hermetic or bandpass. I was also wondering how does a bandpass nouns with rock, metal, etc.....As a side record someone should make a video on how to set the gain be much easier for ancestors to understand instead of reading lol. Thanks
Answers: There is a restraint on how fast the cone can move. The louder it is the farther it moves put money on and forth. If it is loud the cone moves before it go all the style back. That is why it sounds "muddy". The large end speakers are super stiff next to huge magnets. Set your gain as low as possible and turn up the radio as high as you usually preserve out. Slowly raise the gain and close your trunk and sit contained by your driver seat. Then tilt the gain a little more over and over until they achieve the point where the standard suffers. Different music styles have different points. Try to find a virtuous average. Do this some were isolated or the neighbors might bid the cops on you.
yeah, sounds like they're canceling. and as far as bandpass go, it sounds like you're playing your subs below water. they'll do zilch but give you muddy nouns. i don't know what your particular brand of scotch is when it comes to rock/metal but if you're into lamb of god, or something similar, you'll requirement some nice tight bass, which you'll get from a type 1 box (sealed). but if you listen to some lighter stuff, resembling some evergreen terrace, you'd do best next to a type 2 box (ported). in the cessation though, it's all down to personal preferances...
Answers: There is a restraint on how fast the cone can move. The louder it is the farther it moves put money on and forth. If it is loud the cone moves before it go all the style back. That is why it sounds "muddy". The large end speakers are super stiff next to huge magnets. Set your gain as low as possible and turn up the radio as high as you usually preserve out. Slowly raise the gain and close your trunk and sit contained by your driver seat. Then tilt the gain a little more over and over until they achieve the point where the standard suffers. Different music styles have different points. Try to find a virtuous average. Do this some were isolated or the neighbors might bid the cops on you.
yeah, sounds like they're canceling. and as far as bandpass go, it sounds like you're playing your subs below water. they'll do zilch but give you muddy nouns. i don't know what your particular brand of scotch is when it comes to rock/metal but if you're into lamb of god, or something similar, you'll requirement some nice tight bass, which you'll get from a type 1 box (sealed). but if you listen to some lighter stuff, resembling some evergreen terrace, you'd do best next to a type 2 box (ported). in the cessation though, it's all down to personal preferances...
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