Need An AudioBahn Buff !!

Hey, I am new here, just registered, but I am what you are looking for- An Audiobahn buff.

I am a straight audiobahn fanatic and this is everything u need to know-

One, you got a good amp, it has a clipping indicator on it, something everybody needs.

You need a ported box internal volume of 2.9 cubic ft with 2 4 x 15.25 cylinder ports or with the resulting volume of that for 2 slider ports.

Set the bass boost to 75 Hz.  Set LPF to 100 Hz  Set subsonic filter to 35 Hz(Very important), if u do not have the recommended box, i would prefer you to set the subsonic filter to 50 Hz.

If you turn off the subsonic filter or set it too low, you can catch the speaker on fire or blow it due to neglection.

If you only have 1 AW1505Q ran in parallel, bridging it will NOT give u 2400 w rms @ 1 ohm.

Here is the REAL facts-

parallel at @ 1 ohm per channel is 600 w rms 1200 w peak.

Bridging it drops it down to 1200 w rms 2400 w peak @ 0.5 ohm

This amp IS stable at 0.5 ohm as long as you do not clip it do death.

After you have now set all the settings except for the input sensitivity, see how far your stereo's volume can go first WITHOUT the amp on.

For example lets say it can go to 40.

Turn it up 3\4 of the way in this case would be 30.

Now, keep in mind that u should have the gain, or input sensitivity on the amp all the way down.

Now take your remote bass boost control and run it right next to ya so you can watch for clipping as u turn this up.

Very slowly turn the input sensitivity up until the clipping light begins to stay on thru a whole bass note(which is fractions of a second to 1 full second.)

Once this happens, immediately but VERY VERY slowly turn the gain back just enough to prevent it from clipping like that again.

Now, your bass control on your stereo needs to ALWAYS be as low as possible!

I have an alpine 60x4 mp3 player that goes from 0-35 in volume and bass from -7 to +7.  My bass stays at -5 and volume i play it at 21-24.

Hopefully that helps u out enough