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5th January 2009, 18:56
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| Senior - BHPian  | If you are looking for a DVC i would suggest the Ground Zero 12XD-AL,you wont ever regret over this subwoofer purchase ever  |
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6th January 2009, 11:07
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6th January 2009, 14:01
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| ICE for SPark Hey guys!! got a LITE ICE setup for my SPARK LT, though i'm a total audio novice!!  System Config: Head Unit: Pioneer DEH 4050 UB Speakers Front: Vibe slick 40 Speakers Rear: Infinity Reference 9633i Sub/w: Pioneer WX301 Bass Reflex Amp For front: Sony 222 (original Japanese) Amp for rear & Sub: Infinity A475 Power & ground Wiring: Monster Cable 8 guage RCA : Scosche e2 Power distribution block: Scosche e2 Fuse 64 amp * 2: Scosche e2 Price Approx 40000/- Upgrades planned: Front speakers: Infinity 4022i Headunit: SUGGESTIONS NEEDED Reccomendations infinity amp is a definite reccommendation!!!! super power for the current setup with compact size, fits perfectly under front seat!!!! As mentioned above could any one suggest me a good HU with a nice display & motorized face???? |
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8th January 2009, 12:37
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8th January 2009, 13:38
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Quite likely the disappointment with the DVC subs is making you feel that your GT5-12 is better, and that is making you feel it is kicking harder. Or, the last time around the connection at the connector was not as good as it is after reconnecting. Which DVC subs did you audition? | |
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8th January 2009, 13:55
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I am not sure what you mean by shorting the 2 VC of the sub at the sub itself. I think when one set of wires are connected to the +- terminals of the amp, it puts out only 225 watts and the second set of terminals need to be connected to get the 360 watts out of it. This is purely my understanding and I might be wrong. We had to connect both the sets to the monoblock so that we can connect the kicker DVC sub in-parallel and the monoblock can put 360 watts. Since we are planning to try few more DVC subs today we did not disconnect them. Also if I read your reply correctly, is it possible to get 360 watts from the amp even if I connect to a SVC sub?. If so do I simply connect both the sets of wires (+ with + and - with - from the amp just before connecting to the SVC 2 ohm sub). In which case I can look for a good 2 ohm SVC sub itself. I am/was under the impression that a DVC sub needs to be connected in-parallel (using both the terminals on the amp) for the amp to put out 360 watts or the 2 sets of terminals are there on the amp so that 2 SVC subs can be connected. Please correct me where ever I am wrong. Also let me know if the current set of dummy wires connected to the amp will cause any damage to the amp or sub. Thank you. Last edited by drvhplyevraftr : 8th January 2009 at 13:56. | |
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8th January 2009, 22:27
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8th January 2009, 23:54
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Like most monos, the 3501 also has two pairs of speaker terminals. These are internally shorted. They are just provided for convenience, so that if there are two voice coils to be connected to the amp, 2 wires dont have to be shoved into the same terminal. After the demo, rather than removing the additional wired from the amp's terminals, the installer has just removed it from the subwoofer end and insulated them. | |
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9th January 2009, 03:38
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Stay where you are don't even think about coming down here, PM some of the installers in Bangalore they will be of more help | |
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9th January 2009, 11:18
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a DVC sub with 2 4 ohm coils in parallel have an effective impedance of 2 ohms. These coils can be put in parallel at either the speaker end (by connecting one pair of terminals to the other) or amp end (since the amp has 2 sets of terminals). a SVC sub with 1 2ohm coil will demand as much power (in the form of current) from the amp as a DVC sub with 2 4ohm coils in parallel. However a SVC sub with 1 4 ohm coil will ask for only half the current as a sub with a 2 ohm coil. This is independant of the fact of how many sets of terminals are used at the amp end. Hope this clears things. | |
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9th January 2009, 18:52
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9th January 2009, 19:41
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