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Topic: what the hell is going on
i have 3 subs in a sealed enclosure. 3 ts-w3004spl
84cutty
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posted 07-11-2006 02:21 PM
i have 3 subs in a sealed enclosure. 3 ts-w3004spl
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Flip the polarity of that sub and see what happens. If you get more bass then you were out of phase.Past Setup
Bassphobia
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posted 07-11-2006 07:20 PM
Flip the polarity of that sub and see what happens. If you get more bass then you were out of phase.Past Setup
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less bass when out of phase.
84cutty
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posted 07-12-2006 08:22 AM
less bass when out of phase.
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Are you sure the subs are dual 4 ohm? I know Pioneer make them in dual 2 and 4 ohm. If their impedance all match up then push on the cone of that sub and see if it's easier to push in than other two subs. If so then that sub either has a broken suspension or just plainly "broken in."Past Setup
Bassphobia
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posted 07-12-2006 10:12 AM
Are you sure the subs are dual 4 ohm? I know Pioneer make them in dual 2 and 4 ohm. If their impedance all match up then push on the cone of that sub and see if it's easier to push in than other two subs. If so then that sub either has a broken suspension or just plainly "broken in."Past Setup
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they are all identical ts-w3004spls and they should all be broken in at the same time. never played one with out the other 2
84cutty
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posted 07-12-2006 01:21 PM
they are all identical ts-w3004spls and they should all be broken in at the same time. never played one with out the other 2
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oh and thx for all the replies Bassphobia
84cutty
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posted 07-12-2006 01:23 PM
oh and thx for all the replies Bassphobia
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Hum....hook up the amp that's powering the misbehaving sub to another sub and see if that sub does the same. If so then something's not right with that particular amp and you can narrow your problem down. If not then take out the misbegaving sub and check for rips in the surround/spider.Past Setup
Bassphobia
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posted 07-13-2006 11:07 AM
Hum....hook up the amp that's powering the misbehaving sub to another sub and see if that sub does the same. If so then something's not right with that particular amp and you can narrow your problem down. If not then take out the misbegaving sub and check for rips in the surround/spider.Past Setup
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well i did switch amps and its the same thing.
84cutty
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posted 07-14-2006 09:54 AM
well i did switch amps and its the same thing.
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