How to wire this setup?
How to wire this setup?
Ok, guys, your help is needed, I'm working on a system for my car right now. I have a 1000bd fosgate amp and 2 12" kappa perfects. The prefects are suspended verticaly in plexi in the spare tire hole pointing vertically. I have a couple questions. I don't enjoy trunk vibrations, where should I put dynomat? Below are the specs for the amp and the subs, what is the best way to connect is the amp I have suitable for the subs, is it enough power, someone told me to bridge them??
Thanks in advance for the help
Rockford Fosgate 1000bd
Power 1000bd
Year: 2002
Channels 1
Per channel power 500 W X 1 @ 4 Ohms RMS
1000 W X 1 @ 2 Ohms RMS
Total power 1000 Watts
Bridgeable
Crossover LP 50-250Hz 24dB per Octave
Subsonic Filter
Tone controls Bass Control
0 to 18 dB @ 45 Hz
Signal input Low level -
Quantity - 1
Voltage -250 mV - 6 volts
Line output 1 RCA(pr)
Phase control
Power input Connector - Block
Wire gauge - 4
Speaker output Block
Power supply topology MOSFET / Unregulated
Output topology MOSFET
Display Power -
Position - End mounted
Type - LED
Heatsink Type -Cast
Protection Thermal
Short
Overload
Remote control Included
Type - Wired
Controls -
Bass
Class B/D
Marine use
Specifications S/N 100dB A-weighted
Damping Factor >200
Slew Rate 30 Volts/ms
IM Distortion <.05%
Stereo/Mix mono
Frequency response 20 to 20k Hz +/- .5 dB
Dimensions 2.40 X 9.80 X 14.35 (inches)
Thanks in advance for the help
Rockford Fosgate 1000bd
Power 1000bd
Year: 2002
Channels 1
Per channel power 500 W X 1 @ 4 Ohms RMS
1000 W X 1 @ 2 Ohms RMS
Total power 1000 Watts
Bridgeable
Crossover LP 50-250Hz 24dB per Octave
Subsonic Filter
Tone controls Bass Control
0 to 18 dB @ 45 Hz
Signal input Low level -
Quantity - 1
Voltage -250 mV - 6 volts
Line output 1 RCA(pr)
Phase control
Power input Connector - Block
Wire gauge - 4
Speaker output Block
Power supply topology MOSFET / Unregulated
Output topology MOSFET
Display Power -
Position - End mounted
Type - LED
Heatsink Type -Cast
Protection Thermal
Short
Overload
Remote control Included
Type - Wired
Controls -
Bass
Class B/D
Marine use
Specifications S/N 100dB A-weighted
Damping Factor >200
Slew Rate 30 Volts/ms
IM Distortion <.05%
Stereo/Mix mono
Frequency response 20 to 20k Hz +/- .5 dB
Dimensions 2.40 X 9.80 X 14.35 (inches)
Specs on the two kappa's
Specifications
MSRP US$: 349.95
Power Handling, Peak: 1400W
Power Handling, RMS: 350W
Sensitivity: 96dB (In car)
Frequency Response (± 1.5dB): 18Hz - 150 Hz
Frequency Response (±3dB): 18Hz - 150Hz
Impedance: 4 Ohms
Mounting Depth: 6-1/2"
Owner's Manual for:
• KAPPA PERFECT 12 om.pdf
An aluminum woofer cone is used, mounted to a precision die-cast aluminum basket using a high roll butyl surround. The basket is vented to provide additional cooling of the motor structure.
Maximized for performance in small sealed, vented, and bandpass enclosures. Check out the suggested Box and Parameter Sheet available for download.
Kappa Perfect truly bridges the gap between subwoofers intended for SPL and those intended for sound quality. If you're looking for a subwoofer that sounds great and hits hard, look no further.
A huge flared, polished and vented polepiece is used to provide optimum cooling of the voice coil and minimize turbulence.
14mm linear one-way excursion makes the Perfect10.1 ideal for high output applications.
Specifications
MSRP US$: 349.95
Power Handling, Peak: 1400W
Power Handling, RMS: 350W
Sensitivity: 96dB (In car)
Frequency Response (± 1.5dB): 18Hz - 150 Hz
Frequency Response (±3dB): 18Hz - 150Hz
Impedance: 4 Ohms
Mounting Depth: 6-1/2"
Owner's Manual for:
• KAPPA PERFECT 12 om.pdf
An aluminum woofer cone is used, mounted to a precision die-cast aluminum basket using a high roll butyl surround. The basket is vented to provide additional cooling of the motor structure.
Maximized for performance in small sealed, vented, and bandpass enclosures. Check out the suggested Box and Parameter Sheet available for download.
Kappa Perfect truly bridges the gap between subwoofers intended for SPL and those intended for sound quality. If you're looking for a subwoofer that sounds great and hits hard, look no further.
A huge flared, polished and vented polepiece is used to provide optimum cooling of the voice coil and minimize turbulence.
14mm linear one-way excursion makes the Perfect10.1 ideal for high output applications.
well, the best thing to do, is to try and isolate where the rattles are coming from, and then put damping materials there, then turn the music back on, and listen for more rattles...keep doing this till it quits rattlin.
btw, there's a maxima.org discount going on in the group deals forum.
eric
btw, there's a maxima.org discount going on in the group deals forum.
eric
Originally posted by nismo240sx
well, the best thing to do, is to try and isolate where the rattles are coming from, and then put damping materials there, then turn the music back on, and listen for more rattles...keep doing this till it quits rattlin.
btw, there's a maxima.org discount going on in the group deals forum.
eric
well, the best thing to do, is to try and isolate where the rattles are coming from, and then put damping materials there, then turn the music back on, and listen for more rattles...keep doing this till it quits rattlin.
btw, there's a maxima.org discount going on in the group deals forum.
eric
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