Good video, but please build a sub box out of mdf medium density fiberboard or birch plywood. Pine plywood is not dense enough and you won't have much bass at all. Just giving you some constructive critisizim.
much appreciate but these were just givin to me like that for free, use them as in house subs so i didnt bother to make a new box. all my in car stuff gets mdf
Uh...and the pseudo-audio engineers come out of tgeir cave. Many bass speaker boxes have been made out of pine, look at a Fender Bassman as one example. Just because it's not commonplace doesn't mean it's not feasible. I've seen sub boxes made out of pine, MDF, birch plywood, scrap 2x4 2x6 2x8, sold ABS plastic, composites, Lexan, Closed-cell high density Foam, paint cans...list goes on. And they all BOOM. Granted, sound quality is in the ear of the beholder...but all these boxes out of all these materials sounded great and I've been surpised.
no. because it won't flow enough current (amperage) through that size of gauge wire.. you will need multiple to avoid problems like burning up the amp, melting wires or kicking breakers. However, you don't need that jumper wire really. just put one yellow one to that terminal as well.
I did this to my 50x4 watt head unit my speakers hit but it dont seem like its 50 Watts my speaker use to hit wayyy harder back then its it the Xbox power brick??? If i use a car battery would i get the real power wattage?
I got the x-box brick on a 2000 watt earth quake amp, pushing two 15"s and 4 speakers on a $30 head unit. It's alot of adjusting but it's no complaints. Shyt pisses my neighbor off that's all I care about.
So if the ground and power wires are heating up there Is either a point of high resistance, or the Amp is pulling to much power for that power supply and that size of wire.
nothing was plugged into the L & R connections on the amp?? Is there a different audio out that is powering the subs?? Also I had done this before with a 700 some odd number amp and a different PSU and had it work like a dream, powered 4 speaker towers at massive volumme without fail at numerous parties, but now I got a reallllllly cheap amp (250W) for 10 bucks at the pawn shop and I got all my +12v to the positive and a good number of ground wires connected but the green on light doesn't come up for the amp... I know there are plenty of volts going through, the PSU fan is on, but the amp doesn't power up. My old setup had no jumper from REM to + and worked fine but I'm contemplating jumping from POS to REM to get this fucker workin. Wish me luck!
sorry for the late response, my amp has more than one channel. one for the front and the rear, i only use the rear outputs because they have my low pass filter switch that i needed for my subwoofers. it is possible that you have a faulty amp. or the power supply died. i would say you should make sure it isn't dusty in the power supply. when dust builds it can be conductive and could possibly short something on the PSU. the fan is on a different circuit so it may still work. did you make sure to jump the motherboard on connection? Good luck and hope all went well!
try slowly turning the gain down and see if it scratches more when you move it, if it does disconnect power, get some pot cleaner and spray it in there and move the gain control around. also try wiggling and turning your rca connections. if all that fails try changing the speakers out or use a different amp to see if its something internal in the amp
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Quick and simple thank you. People should learn from you.
just a reminder, hes not responsible for any damages
You cant hear anything from the damn music man
Holy shit, mind blown lmao, just one jumper from POS to REM and the fucker lit up like Christmas. Thank you, good sir.
Thank you, I was looking for this video basic to the point and I just wanted to know if y actually works
nice the video was 100% accurate, thanks for dropping sum skill ; }
Good video, but please build a sub box out of mdf medium density fiberboard or birch plywood. Pine plywood is not dense enough and you won't have much bass at all. Just giving you some constructive critisizim.
much appreciate but these were just givin to me like that for free, use them as in house subs so i didnt bother to make a new box. all my in car stuff gets mdf
Uh...and the pseudo-audio engineers come out of tgeir cave. Many bass speaker boxes have been made out of pine, look at a Fender Bassman as one example.
Just because it's not commonplace doesn't mean it's not feasible.
I've seen sub boxes made out of pine, MDF, birch plywood, scrap 2x4 2x6 2x8, sold ABS plastic, composites, Lexan, Closed-cell high density Foam, paint cans...list goes on. And they all BOOM. Granted, sound quality is in the ear of the beholder...but all these boxes out of all these materials sounded great and I've been surpised.
Should I use a fuse holder for this? The wiring kit I got came with one and I'm not sure if I need to use it.
the fuse that came with a wiring kit for a car amp would be way too high amperage to do anything for a computer power supply so its not really useful
@@lucidgaming1153 ok thanks
Can i put jus one wire in 12v and one in ground
no. because it won't flow enough current (amperage) through that size of gauge wire.. you will need multiple to avoid problems like burning up the amp, melting wires or kicking breakers. However, you don't need that jumper wire really. just put one yellow one to that terminal as well.
I've tried on multiple amps. They all turn on with no protection error, but i can't get any sound out of any of them.
Bad amps. your power supply isn't powerful enough, you can wire the supply for 24 volts.
What kind of Power Supply is this? Like how many wattage?
"look it up...I'm not responsible for anything"
That shit had me rolling.
Turn off the god dam music in the back ground
So even if a power wire is 3.3v and some are 12v I still put them together
No
That amp pulls about 2watts rms I owned it years ago 😂 bout to try on my pioneer 1200w mono block and see how my dual kicker p3s doubt lmao
yeah its not great haha, it was a free amp figured i can make use of it lol, my actual car setup uses a 3k.1 Taramp and drives 2 12' type R's
so on the power box they have a 12v and 5v supply do i connect them together also?
no no no, that will make it die probably
@@lucidgaming1153 got em jammin
The music is distracting.
I did this to my 50x4 watt head unit my speakers hit but it dont seem like its 50 Watts my speaker use to hit wayyy harder back then its it the Xbox power brick??? If i use a car battery would i get the real power wattage?
are the speakers mounted in a box or in free air?
@@lucidgaming1153 free air imma get a box tho tryied a battery and its still the same output
@@marcadesthornton4398 without a box they will sound worse and perform worse
@@lucidgaming1153 they still sound good just need a box
I got the x-box brick on a 2000 watt earth quake amp, pushing two 15"s
and 4 speakers on a $30 head unit.
It's alot of adjusting but it's no complaints.
Shyt pisses my neighbor off that's all I care about.
My amp ground and power wire going heat up whats happening tell me plz
So if the ground and power wires are heating up there Is either a point of high resistance, or the Amp is pulling to much power for that power supply and that size of wire.
nothing was plugged into the L & R connections on the amp?? Is there a different audio out that is powering the subs?? Also I had done this before with a 700 some odd number amp and a different PSU and had it work like a dream, powered 4 speaker towers at massive volumme without fail at numerous parties, but now I got a reallllllly cheap amp (250W) for 10 bucks at the pawn shop and I got all my +12v to the positive and a good number of ground wires connected but the green on light doesn't come up for the amp... I know there are plenty of volts going through, the PSU fan is on, but the amp doesn't power up. My old setup had no jumper from REM to + and worked fine but I'm contemplating jumping from POS to REM to get this fucker workin. Wish me luck!
sorry for the late response, my amp has more than one channel. one for the front and the rear, i only use the rear outputs because they have my low pass filter switch that i needed for my subwoofers. it is possible that you have a faulty amp. or the power supply died. i would say you should make sure it isn't dusty in the power supply. when dust builds it can be conductive and could possibly short something on the PSU. the fan is on a different circuit so it may still work. did you make sure to jump the motherboard on connection? Good luck and hope all went well!
That was messy tutorial 😂😂😂😂
got the job done.
Need help my music sonding srachy
try slowly turning the gain down and see if it scratches more when you move it, if it does disconnect power, get some pot cleaner and spray it in there and move the gain control around. also try wiggling and turning your rca connections. if all that fails try changing the speakers out or use a different amp to see if its something internal in the amp
Y the subs not moving????
its hard to see them move from the angle and because the power level on the amp was really low to avoid hella distortion on the camera
@@lucidgaming1153 ohh ok
surround impossible
Wym?