Cars & Transportation: Car Audio: “Question: Is Quickbooks 14 compatible with WIN10?” plus 5 more |
- Question: Is Quickbooks 14 compatible with WIN10?
- Question: Can I get the dimensions for a single subwoofer box for a Rockford Fosgate 12 inch T2 dual 4ohms?
- Question: My chevy 1995 1500 dies every time I plug in my subwoofers. It runs just fine for a few days and then all the sudden it will die.?
- Question: RA Hon discharge in 70. RE code UNVAL, Que?
- Question: Can you help me with stereo upgrade (ford focus)?
- Question: Will a subwoofer at 300w rms sound good (no damage as well) on a 500w rms amp?
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| Posted: 10 Nov 2015 07:38 PM PST You have an old truck and the alternator is probably dead. The life of the alternator depends on several factors. Get a DMM and check the alternator. A DMM is cheap and they work well for what they're worth. They are very useful for a person into electronics and car audio. If it's dead, you need to replace the alternator. |
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| Question: Can you help me with stereo upgrade (ford focus)? Posted: 10 Nov 2015 04:08 PM PST i have a 2000 ford focus and the stereo is just crap. if you turn the volume nob down, half of the time it will turn up the volume. and there is no AUX input because it is so old. anyways iam looking to upgrade the stereo and i know i need a DIN removal tool to get the old stereo out. an adapter kit to make it fit the taller stereo compartment and the stereo itself (ill link everything down below) but do you know if i need to buy a wire converter to get this new stereo to fit the old cables? stereo mounting kit din removal tool Thank you! |
| Question: Will a subwoofer at 300w rms sound good (no damage as well) on a 500w rms amp? Posted: 10 Nov 2015 02:49 PM PST I don't know how much detail you need to be convinced that it's ok, but I will try. Quality speakers such as Pioneer are tested and rated for power using sine waves and/or different types of "noise" to generate a known amount of power through the sub's voice coil. This scenario presents CONTINUOUS power to the subwoofer. So in the case of the 300w sub one can assume it can withstand (at least) 300w of continuous power w/o failure. (Cheap speakers do not undergo tests like these. As a result, the ratings they get are often ridiculously inaccurate). Amplifiers use a similar testing/rating method. An amp that is accurately rated for 500w rms can produce 500w continuously while playing a sine wave. In the real world -- MUSIC is NOT a sine wave or other continuous "noise" signal. It is a collection of dynamic signals ranging from high power to very low power. It is this variance in power that allows an amplifier that's too powerful on paper to be perfectly reasonable to drive a speaker rated for lower power. It is roughly approximated that on average a music signal contains 1/4-1/3 the power of a sine wave of the same peak voltage. In other words -- playing a 500w rms amp at full volume (unclipped) will deliver no more than around 200w rms to the load. IF the amp is incorrectly adjusted -- too much gain and too much (or any) bass boost -- this can and likely WILL cause the amp to clip at higher volume. Clipping causes the amp to generate excess power that was not part of the original signal (and sounds terrible) that over time (not much time in severe cases) can cause damage to the speaker. |
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