Father Yuli

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Hey rob it's Paul from Perfect Tones,

I'm under tinted name because I forgot my password and yuli is here.

Anyways

All that is happening with your subs is you giving it too much power plain and simple

It is rated at 100-300rms in the box your using, I would say your close to 350rms so you are on the high end of that scale which is causing the sub to make physical sounds as it get pushed past its limits.

A sub woofer does not distort an amplifier distortes as you have a very clean and you not pusing your amp hardit will not distort it's just putting out too much power for the sub.


Paul

Rob

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Thanks for your Help + info Paul !

Oh.. I bought an audison amp last night (check my other thread), cuz my Zapco keeps blowing fuses now.... Next week I am gonna pass by and you guys can test my zapco amp to see if there is anything wrong with it.. alrighty ?

see you soon.

Brandon

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Subs bottom out most commonly when playing too low of a frequency. If you watch a sub going through a sine sweep, you will notice the cone moves more as the frequency gets lower.I can't remember what the LRx has for a subsonic filter, but get someone to set it at around 30-35hz.

Your not competing so nobody is RTAing you....crank up your subsonic filter. The human hear can't hear anything below 30Hz anyway, so why waste power trying to play the sub that low.

a_d_a_m

Sounds like you'd like to have the sub louder... which honestly I think you could have done with a 12" supersub instead of going with an 8.