im stumped
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im stumped
i mention earlier i have 2 1230w's and for some reason the left one hits so much worse then the right, if they would both hit hard it would be so loud, anyone just start throwing out ideas but ive prolly tried it, but just in case maybe someone will suggest something i havent tried yet to fix this problem, i am thinking about just returning them to circuit city for new ones since i still have my warranty.... myabe that will solve the problem.
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RE: im stumped
It may be something simple like the box design. If there is not a divider in between the two subs, it may cause interferance. The other thing is the amp wiring. If you have the amp bridged, take a moment to double check the wiring is correct for that amp. Not all amps use the same connectors to bridge channels. You may have one bridged while the other is running the power of a single channel. Maybe the gain on that channel is lower, or check the balance on the stereo or preamp, or EQ, or crossover. Hard to tell, but hope this helps.
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RE: im stumped
f*ck thats what im starting to think[&o]
yes i bridged them and the bass sounds really really wierd and low and what i mean by shut off is when i turn it up to about volume 14 on my deck no more bass, the amp is still on and music is still playing, back when my subs where good i tried bridging them and it sounded a little better but still shut off at like volume 16 or 17.
yes i bridged them and the bass sounds really really wierd and low and what i mean by shut off is when i turn it up to about volume 14 on my deck no more bass, the amp is still on and music is still playing, back when my subs where good i tried bridging them and it sounded a little better but still shut off at like volume 16 or 17.
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