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#1
02-11-2002, 12:28 AM
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subs question
the other day i was in my car and blew out my subs that i only had for less than a week. somebody told me that you need to work them in first. is this true and if so how long do i have to "work them in". i dunno, im just pissed, thanks.
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02-11-2002, 12:34 AM
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....maybe they were wired wrong or your amp was doin too much to them.......i once had a vega 12 gettin the shit kicked out of it by a rf 200.4......what kind of equipment is it?
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02-11-2002, 05:26 PM
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dude that don't sound good. was it a used sub? i dunno what to say. i bought my subs and slammed them as soon as i got them.. no probs...
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02-12-2002, 01:26 PM
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i did the same.......it took awhile for me to notice the ass whoopin! but if you had them wired wrong you would definately know it when you hear it.
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02-13-2002, 08:10 AM
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As with most anything electical, give the a burn it time... 10-15 minutes at 1/2 power before banging the hell out of them.
Anytime we test sample products, we give them a burn in time before we abuse them.
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02-13-2002, 02:46 PM
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well usually i wire my stuff up with the amp set on minimum everything, then tune it up to the sound i want, by the time i get it tuned the break in is over. that rockford amp could have been too much for it, the older rockford amps are notorious for putting out WAY more power than theyre rated. what model mtx was it?
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02-13-2002, 03:10 PM
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here's how it goes
First off, i'm almost sure the wiring is alright because i had 4 differant sources check it (one was the rival of the store that installed it). The sub was an open box buy
 and the model is MTX Thunder 4000. This is what happened.I woke up started my car (it was a hella cold morning) and put down the windows and started bumping at the volume set at 65 (it goes to 80). Every morning though, the sound always skips when it's hekka loud. Even when I'm standing still and not monving, everything skips. But if it's the afternoon and it's not cold or anything, everything is fine and it will only skip over a big bump (no problem there). So like, why does it skip on cold ass mornings right when I'm starting my car? When it blew I was in the parking lot at skool and it just lost all bass and got very quiet. Should I not play them loud in the mornings when the car is not warmed up? I realli dont kno much about sound systems, but I realli like bumping loud  it sucks now, i feel hekka naked without my subs...
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02-13-2002, 03:21 PM
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hmmmm. what is this skipping thing? all i know is my friends subs after a year would tend to play bad with a skipping type sound where the subs would cut off and on really quickly.. eventually his sub fried too.
i found out the sub is svc and the amp is 4 ohm... it would be hard to mess that up now.. sounds like it blew.. i don't know much about mtx but i hear they ain't good stuff. JL subs are good
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02-13-2002, 05:39 PM
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yo man, just get some new subs,dat amp sonds like an older 160.....those older ones are rated waaaayyyyy below what they put out,especially when running mono or bridged
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02-14-2002, 07:24 AM
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The "skipping" sound that you are inferring to sounds like clipping. Clipping occurs when DC voltage is sent to your speakers. DC voltage will mutilate even the highest quality speaker in very short times. You need to have the installing shop check out this problem and resolve it.
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