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I have been thinking about buying another SR 12dvc and running a push pull design. My concern is the SR having a lot of motor noise.

Does anyone have experience mounting the SR with the motor...

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They all can be recorded like that but the industry is being pulled away with IPods and a demand for loud music.

A/B tests have been done where one sample was recorded at a lower quality but 3...

I'm actually running them in coax mode now. So the tweeter and mid have the same value.

I always measure the front and set it according to the tape measure. I then use pink noise to see how...

I spoke with Polk and they recommended 150rms for a mid and 75rms for a tweeter when active.

I used my crossover to set the tweeter to the highest gain. The tweeter protection fuse will start to...

Go to this forum and search. Most of them you can download with a link.

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Are you wanting to use the 3.5" on the dash with SR's? The last paragraph sounds like you have the 3.5" and tweeters hooked to the same speaker wire.

The fronts have to be crossed over, I would...

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I wouldn't run the SR's at 1 ohm, but it is up to you.

The SR's are not made to be bass thumpers and I think you will be surprised at the sound difference between 1 ohm and 4 ohm. Try running...

Can't be done with this deck. The full range out put and band passable capability are on the same RCA. The other two RCA's have minimum slopes.

One thing you need to think about when it comes to securing audio gear. Will this device, in an accident, turn into something deadly? Sub boxes not secured has killed people and I would think an...

The speaker outputs (as in not the RCA's?) will still push power unless you tell the deck to turn off the internal amp. Any setting that you change for crossover and level will effect the speaker...

Purchase a distribution block. If you're looking for cheap but still has decent quality check KnuKonceptz.com

I think you need to re-read my post, look at the red. So back off because we are both trying to help the guy.


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We are talking about two different things and maybe I didn't explain it well.

You are talking about clipping, but clipping is not caused from too little power. It is caused by pushing equipment...

Please explain how it's 100x easier to you blow a speaker from too little power?

Do a test for me, hook up one of your tweeters with 1 watt and another with 100 watts and tell me which one has...

If you are truly committed to getting the best sound quality I would suggest ditching the 2 rear speakers and run just the fronts off the passive crossovers. Later on after getting a better feel and...

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OK, I think we need to start from the top. Everything we cover from here is in Network mode and we aren't using the passive crossovers at all. Put those things back in the box.:D

The Hu/RCA's: ...

Never run tweeters and mids seperatly in std mode. Theres no HPF for the tweeters in std mode which will result in a blown tweeter.

Did you have the passive crossover still connected when you...

Disconnect any power going the Hu, not just having the key off.

It is ok to swap them at the Hu. You need to make sure you have them correct or the tweeters will probably blow.

You do need a total of 3 pairs or RCA's. One pair for mids, tweeters and sub.

Be careful of hot swaping(Hu with power) the RCA's at the Hu because the output of the Hu was not designed well and...

What works for Mac or anyone else might not work for you. Yes, use other peoples settings as a reference but you have to tune your completely different setup differently. Go to one of these...

Play around with the sub LPF and Mid HPF to find the best sound.

Check your RCA's from the Hu, Rear = Mids & Fronts= tweets I believe. The tweeters have to be set to amp channels 1/2 or 3/4...