Sub speaker fluttering...
Originally posted by lauf:
hmmmm do you have subsonic on your amp, if so is it on and what is it set to?
hmmmm do you have subsonic on your amp, if so is it on and what is it set to?
It's a zapco AG750 amp
There is a button for each channel..Here's what it says:
in - x 10
out - x 1
I have no idea what it does.
Tinsel leads are the wires that go to the coil of the sub from the terminals (usually the source of the problem is the soldering in the terminals). If the connection becomes poor, or "flaky" it might cause the connection to be lost temporarily.
Originally posted by Chadxton:
Tinsel leads are the wires that go to the coil of the sub from the terminals (usually the source of the problem is the soldering in the terminals). If the connection becomes poor, or "flaky" it might cause the connection to be lost temporarily.
Tinsel leads are the wires that go to the coil of the sub from the terminals (usually the source of the problem is the soldering in the terminals). If the connection becomes poor, or "flaky" it might cause the connection to be lost temporarily.
I have to take out the woofer and check it out.
I'll post tomorrow.
ps: maybe it was just the song I was listening to...
[ April 07, 2004, 04:24 PM: Message edited by: Rob ]
Originally posted by Chadxton:
Even still, I had to fix my Eclipse Ti from that problem and it has woven tinsels into the spider. The - terminal had the loose connection.
Even still, I had to fix my Eclipse Ti from that problem and it has woven tinsels into the spider. The - terminal had the loose connection.


