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inverted sub and amp

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Topic: inverted sub and amp

Posted By: ir8st8
Subject: inverted sub and amp
Date Posted: December 09, 2003 at 7:29 PM

i have a single audiobahn a1206t DVC 4ohm sub, 1100w rms/ 2200w peak, in a box 2.7 cu ft with a 4" x 9.1 port tuned to 38 hrtz . gonna run it with a mtx 1501d amp. my question is the sub is going to be inverted and i was wondering if i wire it the same as normal or reversed? its gonna run at 2 ohms so i will wire the dvc's in paralell..... but do i connect it to the amp normal or out of phase?(reversed)

thanks

chris



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"thats red to negitive and black to postive....... right?"



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Posted By: lspker
Date Posted: December 09, 2003 at 8:56 PM
The answer is yes.  You will need to try both ways, as one may sound better then the other in your car(?)




Posted By: ir8st8
Date Posted: December 10, 2003 at 7:13 AM

i have an alpine pxa-h600 digital phase processor that says it has "automatic subwoofer linear phase setting 180 degrees" will this do it automaticly? or do i still need to switch the wires? i havent used this unit yet, so i was just wondering....



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"thats red to negitive and black to postive....... right?"




Posted By: allchromed01r1
Date Posted: December 11, 2003 at 10:10 PM
on the subject of inverted subs, if you have 3 subs, 2 regular mounted and one inverted, and one amp on each sub would they all be wired in the same phase?




Posted By: muppetmaster
Date Posted: December 11, 2003 at 11:58 PM

Wire the two that are regular mounted in phase, and the inverted out of phase.  This will cause the inverted subs' cone to move in the same direction as the regular mounted subs, and you won't get any cancellation. 






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