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You have 12" subs, that is always going to happen..
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21-10-2009 05:06 PM #1
Possible problem with subs / amp setup?
I have two Soundstream 12" subs in my car hooked up to a 1200watt amp at the moment. It's just been finished installing and hooked up, tuned and everything.
The problem i have is:
For a few songs (hardstyle, etc) it seems like the subs are slow, like it misses a beat maybe? Probably not a whole beat, but it seems like they are slow.
Anyone had this problem before?
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21-10-2009 05:15 PM #2
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21-10-2009 05:34 PM #3
has alot 2 do with what the subs are tuned 2, what box and the type of subs. If its ported 2 12" subs arnt ideal for hardstyle.. lol.
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21-10-2009 06:47 PM #4Pro Member
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Ported boxes add delay to sound output. Should seal those motherfuckers if you want to listen to very quick, responsive bass.
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21-10-2009 07:27 PM #5
Alright. It's a dual box for 12" subs, but yeah, we had to drill holes in the sides. If it's airtight, it's gonna change much?
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21-10-2009 09:21 PM #6
why did u have 2 drill holes in the sides
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21-10-2009 09:28 PM #7
Cords were way too big for it. The holes are huge, but would it make a difference?
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