He didn't say anything

He said a whole bunch of nothing!

Get a smart charger 🔌 so when you are parked it helps to keep them charged

What did you get denied from?

@@soundofbass6842 life 😂

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A bit late to the party, hope this'll still help. I've been settings gains with a portable oscilloscope for years, from experience it's not the most accurate thing (For SQ purposes), if all you're doing is tuning as a daily then go for it, I recently picked up a DD1+, and a CC1, tuning has become much easier since I work on a bunch of amps weekly. Just a rule of thumb I used was whenever tuning with an oscilloscope I just bump it down a hair just to be sure. Good luck!

I got p212s8 !

Tht x8 is a 2.ohm speaker rght?

Don't run a 1ohm load. All the cheap amps like the one jp sells recommend using 1ohm. Then when it blows u come back for another one. Also you will be getting distortion with your bass note since you'll most likely be clipping. 2 ohm/4 ohm loads are best. Kicker amp

@@lilwinemane thanks

@@user-TurboD12 fasho_ kicker cxa-800 a good amp on stock electrical. With 2 12s or 15s. I'm runnin a sealed box so it plays everything smooth

@lilwinemane I will check that out. I have about $1500 to play with. Hopefully, I can find a decent setup with that. Thanks again.

I have 2 kicker L7 12 2ohm q class on a taramps 1800.1 d 1 ohm I'm trying to figure out if I should I wire them down to one ohm or should I just get the 2 ohm version of the 1800.1 taramps for the best performance? You know anything by chance?

Amplifier only cares about final load ( impedance ) If your amplifier is rated to go down to 1 ohm you can safely run four 4ohm down to 1ohm or eight 8ohm down to 1ohm

@@Dauntless.steadfast.fortitudewould it make the sound quality, etc etc sound different ?

2 ohms. and find an amp that can exceed what your subs put out RMS @ 2-ohm

Definitely 0 G Or maybe 2 G at smallest. With that 8 G your using you can’t deliver the proper power to that sub . If it was brand new it was probably ok that you did that. Considering when a sub is new there is a break in process. But it still probably needed much more power . To properly break it in before you really start pushing that sub harder. I don’t know if you ever got your answer but that should definitely help you. I have been installing systems for 30+ plus years now. So I definitely know my way around Amps and subs and systems. I still learn new stuff all the time. Things change so much with amps and subs I learn something new daily. Hope everything goes good for you have a wonderful day. Also just remember when you up the wire just make sure you put a big enough in line fuse to protect the Amp. What ever size Amp u use the minimum size fuse that you can use will protect your amp the best. So many people put a huge Fuse by there battery if it’s to big your not protecting the Amp or the car or anything for that matter. Because it will not blow the fuse quick enough. Also or it might not blow at all and could definitely cause a fire definitely possible.

I got two 12in Skar EVL-12-2 they have dual 2 ohm voice coils and I wire them all the way down to 1 ohm when I'm feeling reckless 0.5 on a Rockford Fosgate T2500-1bdCP

Yes, wiring everything parallel, you can even check with a multimeter, the final impedance should be 1 ohm load. Some ppl run the wires out the box just for amplifier flexibility in case they swap it for a different spec one later

@@stevelovesgod Thank you!

I have the dual 2 ohm

Google may be faster

@@timothyturner9134 🤣🤣😭😭

I'm wit ya

I'm with you also lol.

I saw this amp that was 0.5 ohm stable lol. I was like nah I won't risk it.

Depends on what type of music and how sharp you want the subs. 4ohm gives the amp/sub a great control. Lower the ohm load, the less control the amp has on the sub. Yes it’s loud, but not as sharp. Not sure how many people actually understand what the give/take relationship is. For every action there is a reaction

Check ur grounds and how many runs of wire do u have going to the back and what wire size

And how many minutes

Hello, I currently run a Mec 400a Alt Xsd3400 with (2) runs of 0/1 ofc to a Lto 6.0 to my JP23v2 @ .5 and I stay in the 14’s at full tilt . I’m extremely happy with my system.

I have 2 kicker L7 12 2ohm q class on a taramps 1800.1 d 1 ohm I'm trying to figure out if I should I wire them down to one ohm or should I just get the 2 ohm version of the 1800.1 taramps for the best performance? Anyone have any opinions by chance?

Pretty much

What is your amp?

@@yhprumhsoj 2 Crescendo 6k

I don't know what your electrical is like but if it was me I would run them at .5

Yup. That amp can handle it though. Make sure you have great electrical first. HO 300 amp plus alternator, large enough wire and battery back up. Sky high 1/0 is great.

Get a SALT 8

probably because there's multiple videos on the channel that could answer any questions about the battery. Hes not gonna answer a question that's been answered because you wont do the research.

Might want to ask your question on one of tha other platforms. KZfaq doesn't really get as many responses as others

Maybe it's not a bridgeable amp. It should say on the amp were you connected the speaker wire.

2ohm stable in stereo generally equals 4ohm stable bridged.

@@gakudzu7282 I don't know what that means. im not familiar with them

@@rowboyto156 Bridging is just what it sounds like. Creating a bridge between the channels to combine their power. If an amp is bridgeable it will have it shown somewhere around the speaker output as to which channels to use as bridge. Generally its the 1st channels positive and the 2nd channels negative. Its essentially the same thing wiring batteries in series for more voltage. If an amp isn't clearly designated as bridgeable on the outputs I wouldn't bother.

Like wiring a sub in parallel bridging the amp cuts the ohm load in half. I've run 2 dual 4's (1/2 ohm) on an old Rockford rated at 4 ohms bridged with no problem. I've also had a cheap Walmart amp go into protect with a single d4 on it, so it really depends on the amp

Any pioneer head unit will be good

@@chrisfiske my exact reply

Alpine is my favorite brand for car stereos. Always wanted to try a Pioneer thought

A lot of brands are good but pioneer is clean at almost max volume I run JVC myself and out of volume 35 I can only use up to 28 and be clean... pioneer has it figured out but anything will work just keep the signal clean is the main goal and be loud..🔊🔊

Jvc has 5 volt pre out. Pioneer seems to be a go to for bass heads. Apparently they have a synthesizer in the settings

I called but I always get a girl who doesn’t have the answers to the confusing questions she can’t google

Basically, smaller impedance (ohm) gives you more power at the speaker. The same amp will give you 300w @ 4ohm or 1,200 watts @ 1ohm. Now, the lower impedance the easier it is for you to blow your amp since things get more delicate

@@skobeats exactly, what's the point? Stop being a poor and buy the proper sized amp. I'm looking for a technical reason, efficiency, better motor control...

I have a X-15v2 dual 2 ohm's and it is in Parallel to get 1 ohm on my JP8 what is you talking about here :D LOLOL hmm have you heard of a DDM lately you should by one

If one sub yes, but more than one, you can't

@@keithbutler7896 yes you can don’t play yourself like that!

@@got2getit204 yes either 1 or 4 dual 2ohm subs for 1ohm

I have two 12’s should I use 4ohm

I have 2 kicker L7 12 2ohm q class on a taramps 1800.1 d 1 ohm I'm trying to figure out if I should I wire them down to one ohm or should I just get the 2 ohm version of the 1800.1 taramps for the best performance? You know anything by chance?

You literally made that up 😂