Wow.. I'm PISSED
#21
cold weather probably didn't help as the foam would be less elastic at low temperatures, but I think you would have damaged them sooner or later anyway...
The way I see it you have three options.... turn your amp's gain down, cross them over at a higher frequency, or find a more robust driver to use...
The way I see it you have three options.... turn your amp's gain down, cross them over at a higher frequency, or find a more robust driver to use...
#22
The Hertz MLK165 is one of the best drivers you can buy at any price, and they will handle tons of power, but you can't cross at 50hz, with a 12db slope at 300 watts. I wouldn't cross at less than 100hz with a 12db slope. Not many 6 1/2" drivers can handle 150 watts continuous, and 300 watts peak. Crossing at 50hz and being able to play down to 50hz are two different things. Crossing at 50hz with a 12db slope means that the speakers are playing down to 25hz at -12db. Some subs don't play that low.
#23
alright, I appreciate the advice guys.. When I get the new set in I'll definately turn the X-over up.. As for turning the gains down.. well... I've yet to turn them up!
And in this case I need some advice. I have an RE8 up front in place of the center console, do I keep it, or get rid of it? The other woofer I have is an RE SX18, so it's not exactly getting the highs that great.
And in this case I need some advice. I have an RE8 up front in place of the center console, do I keep it, or get rid of it? The other woofer I have is an RE SX18, so it's not exactly getting the highs that great.
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