fordsvt98
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I bet a million theyre both 4 ohms wired in stereo.
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need help with subs
- Thread starter CSVTkid
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also the trunk can sometimes vibrate really bad, i put some blankets in my trunk and that help a little, is there any cheap or homemade things i can do to soundproof my trunk. i also have some water in my rear reflector so every time the bass goes up there is a tsunami in my reflector how should i go about getting the water out?
fordsvt98
Veteran CEG'er
also the trunk can sometimes vibrate really bad, i put some blankets in my trunk and that help a little, is there any cheap or homemade things i can do to soundproof my trunk. i also have some water in my rear reflector so every time the bass goes up there is a tsunami in my reflector how should i go about getting the water out?
some stuff called dynamat may help the rattle.
take the reflector off and maybe take the reflector off, drill 2 small holes in the bottom so you dont see it, but it will drain out?
What part dont you understand about SUBS and AMPS? ask a question any question. just ASK one.
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some stuff called dynamat may help the rattle.
take the reflector off and maybe take the reflector off, drill 2 small holes in the bottom so you dont see it, but it will drain out?
What part dont you understand about SUBS and AMPS? ask a question any question. just ASK one.
Drill a small hole at the bottom.... I had a guy come in that went mud bogg'n and he had water in his drivers side rear tail light housing, he had me drill a small hole to make it drain....
Here... take a look at this site... should offer you a easy way to figure out how to wire up subs if you know their resistances....
http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftech/woofer_wizard.asp
All you do is pick out the number of subs you're using, the resistance of each sub, and then click search, it will show you the different ways of wiring up your subs and the resistances they will present to the amp... if you list the model of your amp, and the model of your subs we can tell you the best setup for them if you'd like.... For wiring that is at least... as for tuning, well, if you have them hooked up right, you could take them to a CC or BB, or American TV, or something and have them tune it quick if you get it wired up right...