Parallel Sub problem
#1
Parallel Sub problem
I've got two 12" premier's in parallel running 1000 watts each @ 1 ohm
while playing Lil Flip - Game Over something happened between the end of the song and the beginning of the next, because when I got home I played a song and the left sub didn't have as much excursion as the right sub. I checked the wiring it is all snug, i even pressed down on the sub's cone and there are no "scratching" sounds... what else could it be?
while playing Lil Flip - Game Over something happened between the end of the song and the beginning of the next, because when I got home I played a song and the left sub didn't have as much excursion as the right sub. I checked the wiring it is all snug, i even pressed down on the sub's cone and there are no "scratching" sounds... what else could it be?
#2
check the resistance on the subs terminals. Ive seen tinsel leads have bad connections. sometimes you have to move the cone to find a bad position for the leads. If that doen't help if your running then on separate channels or amps switch the inputs to the subs to see if its a signal/gain problem. If the left sub now has more excursion then the right its a signal/gain issue. if not there are more tests. could even be a leak in the box of the right sub
#3
wierd, yeah I've switched around the connections on the amp, and still its the same. I have no issue with the box, but I will double check it. I think it may be the wiring on the leads like you said, well I hope so anyways because they are only a few months old
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