Installed head unit...now dont have any "thump"
]Guess the amps work better when turned on....Hate it when that happens.[:@]
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03-13-2006, 01:16 PM
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RE: Installed head unit...now dont have any "thump"
ORIGINAL: shott8283
glad to see you got it worked out!!!! another thing to think about... in the event you want to upgrade to a larger more safisticated system... youll need to bypass the factory amp and run dedicated speaker wires to the speakers..and bypass the factory wiring as well
glad to see you got it worked out!!!! another thing to think about... in the event you want to upgrade to a larger more safisticated system... youll need to bypass the factory amp and run dedicated speaker wires to the speakers..and bypass the factory wiring as well
Well, I was going ot upgrade some, but as of right now, I think my plenum gasket is shot [:@]
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03-13-2006, 09:59 PM
RE: Installed head unit...now dont have any "thump"
Ahh, surprised another installer didnt bring this up... you most likly have a speaker out of polarity.. IE, the leads are switched on it, posative and negative...dimisnhed bass is the first sign
on a tweeter, its how we add "time" to units that arent mounted next to the matching midbass driver.. ie: up on the pillars)
on a tweeter, its how we add "time" to units that arent mounted next to the matching midbass driver.. ie: up on the pillars)
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03-14-2006, 12:07 AM
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RE: Installed head unit...now dont have any "thump"
ORIGINAL: mdoffroad
Ahh, surprised another installer didnt bring this up... you most likly have a speaker out of polarity.. IE, the leads are switched on it, posative and negative...dimisnhed bass is the first sign
on a tweeter, its how we add "time" to units that arent mounted next to the matching midbass driver.. ie: up on the pillars)
Ahh, surprised another installer didnt bring this up... you most likly have a speaker out of polarity.. IE, the leads are switched on it, posative and negative...dimisnhed bass is the first sign
on a tweeter, its how we add "time" to units that arent mounted next to the matching midbass driver.. ie: up on the pillars)
no...if you read what was posted...I found the problem, I had to bypass the factory amp
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