Father Yuli

iTrader: (17)

probably an easy question for those who know - if i have 2 subs mounted in a common chamber box and one of the subs is invert mounted does it need to be hooked up out of phase with the sub that is not invert mounted?

here is a ghetto drawin of the box


does the sub on the side needs to be hooked up backwards/out of phase with the other one?

Smoke_31

In a setup with two normal mounted subs, they both move in unison so logic says you should reverse the polarity with 1 sub inverted or else you will have the subs fighting each other.

Mazda_SPL

If you want to say like this:

http://www.aftermarketproductions.ca/gallery/albums/userpics/10004/DSC01527_%28Medium%29.JPG

or this:

http://www.aftermarketproductions.ca/gallery/albums/userpics/10004/Picture_003_%28Medium%29~4.jpg

Yes, you have to inverse the polarity of one sub.

AMP

Yes Yuli, reverse polarity the inverted sub

JohnVroom

Dang Yuli, did you do that drawing on an Etch-a-sketch?




(and dont forget the big 3)

johnw

iTrader: (4)

Yes Inverted sub = inverted polarity