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Ryan from Ohio
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Theres different levels. But its usually when the speaker is outside the magnetic gap and starts to move in a non-linear motion. It makes a nice pop noise usually... lol
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cool mr grinch
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Ryan from Ohio wrote:Theres different levels. But its usually when the speaker is outside the magnetic gap and starts to move in a non-linear motion. It makes a nice pop noise usually... lol
Is this a result of overpowering the speaker. is it safe to assume that all speakers, whatever the size are subject to this??
Tim
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cool mr grinch
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I have always liked Kicker, but in this case I personally would go with the RE Audio. If I am correct they are comparable subs but the Re just looks better built to me, and I also just like the overall look of it better than the kicker.cool mr grinch wrote:so i need some guidance, i'm at a toss up between the kicker cvx 10 and the re audio se 10?
That is just me though
tim
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cool mr grinch
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cool mr grinch
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i was having this issue before the dampening in the trunk, i replaced my complete audio system except my subs, but new subs are on the way.
i just ran imprint once and i'm running it a second time to play with adjustments.
i just ran imprint once and i'm running it a second time to play with adjustments.
James-aka-Cool Mr Grinch
Mack trucks electronics specialist and problem solver.
Mack trucks electronics specialist and problem solver.
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cool mr grinch
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Update!!
i ran the alpine imprint software twice and my bass is back, and clean, but i have a couple questions? what is the difference between reference and linear? i get 3 options to program 2 memory slots in my head unit, one is reference, reference with midrange(which sounds terrible IMO) and linear? and the tripod microphone, should it be set at ear height? or does it matter? i thought speaker timing was calculated by distance from ear area to each speaker? i dont think its right, i had to set it on the seat at ass level.
i ran the alpine imprint software twice and my bass is back, and clean, but i have a couple questions? what is the difference between reference and linear? i get 3 options to program 2 memory slots in my head unit, one is reference, reference with midrange(which sounds terrible IMO) and linear? and the tripod microphone, should it be set at ear height? or does it matter? i thought speaker timing was calculated by distance from ear area to each speaker? i dont think its right, i had to set it on the seat at ass level.
James-aka-Cool Mr Grinch
Mack trucks electronics specialist and problem solver.
Mack trucks electronics specialist and problem solver.

