slight problem with sub
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My guess is that you are over driving the amp, causing it to distort. When this happens, you start sending a square wave to the sub, which can make it sound like it is hitting something (kind of a 'barrank' sound). Turn down your gain, and see if it is still happening.
Toby
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if anyone wants to guess at it list the things and I will go one by one
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If you wire the high outs form a deck to RCAs, it will work at very low volumes and fuck up at high volumes.
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I can only see it working at very low volumes.
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high level output is an amped signal from the headunit that varies from 0-20v. the low lvel input on your amp is designed for 0-4v maybe 8v but no more than that.
I doubt thats the problem unless you have a high to low level converter box that has the gains turned all the way up on it.
I doubt thats the problem unless you have a high to low level converter box that has the gains turned all the way up on it.
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I think you have your 1.5ohm coils wired in parallel whicn is too low for a 1000/1
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yeah... From what I read, the 1000/1 is a 1.5ohm stable amp so that would probably be the reason you are getting the pop. I think its designed to run dual 13w7s.
