Low Volt on jl amp...help please
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If you value your long term hearing then never drive a JL sub into distortion or clipping. Then you are listening too loud & don't really appreciate music anyway.
Then all you need is a ghetto blaster - not decent equipment like JL. Then you can buy Kicker & similar crap.
Last edited by Glyn M Ruck; Sep 15, 2010 at 09:52 PM.
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My buddy with his civic has a w7 10'' sub and hids and his car is fine. The alternator output in these cars as much higher in comparison to a civic. Its been hot the last few weeks.
Maybe the stock system couldn't handle your AC running full blast and you sub hitting hard, but i doubt it.
I would check the battery first and then check the thickness of the 4guage.
I have fixed the problem with G it was his ground wire which was loose.
As per lights dimming on our cars a cap won't fix it. I would much rather recommend to add another ground to the batt which can really use one. Specially if running a W7.
Temjinx2: I am actually using true 4 gauge wires. Its pretty fat. I payed $100. After reading a lot of posts, I made sure not to cheap out on the wire after dropping $$$ on JL components.
Im not much for bassing the crap out of my car. So I don't have issue of my lights fading.
I was soo happy that my sub was working again that I decided to go wash the car. ahaha
Thanks again all!
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a w7 with a 1000/1 must be crazy in your coupe!

when i asked my installer about a cap, he basically laughed in my face, well not really but he said they are pretty much a scam...
a w7 with a 1000/1 must be crazy in your coupe!

when i asked my installer about a cap, he basically laughed in my face, well not really but he said they are pretty much a scam...
i'll dig up some pic. I think my buddy took a few of the setup.
Thanks for the 2 cents on the caps.
a w7 with a 1000/1 must be crazy in your coupe!

when i asked my installer about a cap, he basically laughed in my face, well not really but he said they are pretty much a scam...
I still want to try the steering wheel controls
lol.since these pic were snapped, I have changed the position of the sub and amp. I rotated it 90 degrees so that the length of the sub is parallel to the back seat. This way, it won't tip over(had that happen couple of times when I took hard turns...yay CO
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But i am down to do the steering wheel controls anytime man, seriously anytime, this Sat??? just let me know when you are available

I think this sat will work ill call you to make this happen

I have fixed the problem with G it was his ground wire which was loose.
As per lights dimming on our cars a cap won't fix it. I would much rather recommend to add another ground to the batt which can really use one. Specially if running a W7.
I have been involved closely with high end audio all my life outside my Oilco day job as a sleeping director of Absolute Sound SA (recently closed after 31 years due to the death of the founder).
Car Audio is one area we stopped supporting altogether. It is an industry that talks more nonesense than any other I've experienced on all sides of the pond (lived in the US for many years). Good to find a good guy involved. I've seen more cars damaged by installers than I care to recall.
A motor car is a hostile environment for decent audio but one can do a reasonable job of getting it right. I hope your business thrives.

Temjinx2: I am actually using true 4 gauge wires. Its pretty fat. I payed $100. After reading a lot of posts, I made sure not to cheap out on the wire after dropping $$$ on JL components.
Im not much for bassing the crap out of my car. So I don't have issue of my lights fading.
I was soo happy that my sub was working again that I decided to go wash the car. ahaha
Thanks again all!
G



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