Ordered some Goodies =D
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P, the amp is rated 480x1 at 4 ohm. That should be fine for the 13Kv.2...
P, the amp is rated 480x1 at 4 ohm. That should be fine for the 13Kv.2...
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RE: Ordered some Goodies =D
P, the amp is rated 480x1 at 4 ohm. That should be fine for the 13Kv.2...
If you want to send an exact amount of power to the woofer, go to eD's website look at their video tutorials and it tells you exactly how to set it to get dead nuts 400 watts sent to your woofer. Or 100 watts if you want it.
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RE: Ordered some Goodies =D
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True but in my opinion it is a little bit more then I would send to it too. So yes be careful.
If you want to send an exact amount of power to the woofer, go to eD's website look at their video tutorials and it tells you exactly how to set it to get dead nuts 400 watts sent to your woofer. Or 100 watts if you want it.
P, the amp is rated 480x1 at 4 ohm. That should be fine for the 13Kv.2...
If you want to send an exact amount of power to the woofer, go to eD's website look at their video tutorials and it tells you exactly how to set it to get dead nuts 400 watts sent to your woofer. Or 100 watts if you want it.
Can't wait until my 13kv.2 and amp come in
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They use 50 Hz because it's a nice round tone for tuning a woofer. So yes download, burn whatever you have to do to get a test tone, play it hook up your meter and dial the gain up until you get the desired number
10 watts = 1 volt
100 watts = 10 volts
So if your wanting to send it that full 480, dial it at 48 volts.
I would honestly put right at 40 volts, you will push more at times, depending on what your playing so the 40 is high enough to give you what your wanting, but not so much your going to have to worry about popping anything.
10 watts = 1 volt
100 watts = 10 volts
So if your wanting to send it that full 480, dial it at 48 volts.
I would honestly put right at 40 volts, you will push more at times, depending on what your playing so the 40 is high enough to give you what your wanting, but not so much your going to have to worry about popping anything.
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RE: Ordered some Goodies =D
ORIGINAL: seight311
They use 50 Hz because it's a nice round tone for tuning a woofer. So yes download, burn whatever you have to do to get a test tone, play it hook up your meter and dial the gain up until you get the desired number
10 watts = 1 volt
100 watts = 10 volts
So if your wanting to send it that full 480, dial it at 48 volts.
I would honestly put right at 40 volts, you will push more at times, depending on what your playing so the 40 is high enough to give you what your wanting, but not so much your going to have to worry about popping anything.
They use 50 Hz because it's a nice round tone for tuning a woofer. So yes download, burn whatever you have to do to get a test tone, play it hook up your meter and dial the gain up until you get the desired number
10 watts = 1 volt
100 watts = 10 volts
So if your wanting to send it that full 480, dial it at 48 volts.
I would honestly put right at 40 volts, you will push more at times, depending on what your playing so the 40 is high enough to give you what your wanting, but not so much your going to have to worry about popping anything.
It should be stable at 4 ohms pushing 400 watts bridged right?
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I only havecouple concerns with that amount of power.
1. Make sure the bass boost on the amp is off.
2. ED is pretty sticky about warranty work if you "abuse their equipment"
3. Make sure you set the gains correctly like mentioned above.
Keep those is mid and you'll be great!
1. Make sure the bass boost on the amp is off.
2. ED is pretty sticky about warranty work if you "abuse their equipment"
3. Make sure you set the gains correctly like mentioned above.
Keep those is mid and you'll be great!
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RE: Ordered some Goodies =D
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I only havecouple concerns with that amount of power.
1. Make sure the bass boost on the amp is off.
2. ED is pretty sticky about warranty work if you "abuse their equipment"
3. Make sure you set the gains correctly like mentioned above.
Keep those is mid and you'll be great!
I only havecouple concerns with that amount of power.
1. Make sure the bass boost on the amp is off.
2. ED is pretty sticky about warranty work if you "abuse their equipment"
3. Make sure you set the gains correctly like mentioned above.
Keep those is mid and you'll be great!
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RE: Ordered some Goodies =D
I have this multimeter:
CLICK THIS
What setting do I put it on to find out the voltage I am running to the speaker?
CLICK THIS
What setting do I put it on to find out the voltage I am running to the speaker?
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RE: Ordered some Goodies =D
wtf... I cant read a single thing on that frm the picture, you want volts, whether it be thousandths or hundreds or whatever, you want volts. I would tell you but, maybe my computer blows, I can read a single thing from that picture.
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