Sub/amp question

Glad someone was listening. I'd buy you a beer if you lived closer.

 

Yeah not wanting to be heard from blocks away but at most across the street ... I don't want people to hear me before they see me and I want it to be clean and not hearin the sub driving right in my ear

 

i grew up around audio visual my dad used to own a 2wd 82 slammed and the he was well known in the competition bass crowd he used to tune his amps subs highs mids and lows with a cd called tubular bells, i know it sounds gay but at well over 50,000 watts in the bed of the truck you could hear it crisp and clean for blocks no distortion whatsoever, there are tutorials on how to tune your system all over youtube

 

I have a test disc I produce that I designed to help you tune a system. It's a group of 50 short tracks (ordered by category) that will really help you set your system right and diagnose issues. Plus, there's cool music on it you might actually LIKE!

I just finished version 2.0 over the weekend

 

You have odd tastes, so that is a tough call on liking it or not...

Need disc anyways...

 

I need one!

 

I try to keep the odd music in the "unique" section of the disc. Everything else is hard not to like it sounds so good.

Shoot me an email at Steven@StereoClarity.com if you want a copy. I don't "sell" them because I didn't record any of the tracks or own the rights to them and it would be both illegal and unethical for me to do so. However, if you need a copy mailed to you I'd appreciate you covering the postage. I've personally cut the majority of the tracks and have written commentary on each to help you understand what to listen for.

 

Sure thing!

 

New question got my sub in the other day and while I was in amazement about it I noticed the connectors are like push pressure connectors ... so I search for subwoofer cable and it comes back as rca interconnects ... so I need those to go from the hu to the amp but what do I use to go from the amp to the sub just 8 ga wire ... please help thanks

 

8 ga is overkill unless you are going over a huge distance, or pushing way way more power than you are. 12ga is probably a little big, but will be more than enough.

Go here: http://bcae1.com/

Scroll on the right side down to # 16
Scroll down to the first "picture"/editable calculator, and find out what you need.

 

Thanks ill have to check that out at my house ... hmm load impedence is that the same as the ohm rating like 4ohms

 

correct

 

I use 16gauge at the house for a 1000watt Dayton SA1000 at home. It's plenty for what you're doing. If I recall we're only working with about 250RMS here so pretty much anything will work.

 

Nah looking at the chart its about 400 to 450