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They were blown. My stupid mistake. I just went out and set it down to 215 watts at 40 volume, bike running. Can't afford a third pair of Hertz so we get to see how the full range Pioneer 800 PROs are.
They were blown. My stupid mistake. I just went out and set it down to 215 watts at 40 volume, bike running. Can't afford a third pair of Hertz so we get to see how the full range Pioneer 800 PROs are.
Are you looking for Hertz 200.1 or L's. If 200.1's, I have a set
From everything Ive read those lids need a 200.1 the 200L belong in the corners of the bag facing the wheel. Im wondering how 300 watts is smoking those speakers.
From everything Ive read those lids need a 200.1 the 200L belong in the corners of the bag facing the wheel. Im wondering how 300 watts is smoking those speakers.
The problem was my lack of attention to detail. I did not set my gains based on voltage, but sound. It sounded damn good, but in actuality it was probably well over 500 watts at speed and high volume.
I already bought the pioneers, I also set my voltage properly to give me 200 watts each (roughly). If I can get it nailed down and build some confidence back up, I'll pick up some better speakers. Hell, I may even like them. People seemed to love the 6x9s.
So here is the current, and hopefully lasting, setup. I actually think I it sounds better with the full range speaker in the rear. Not as much low end as the 200Ls I ruined, but overall better SQ and loud. I have the proper fuse inline, and the gains set just above 9 o'clock.
So here is the current, and hopefully lasting, setup. I actually think I it sounds better with the full range speaker in the rear. Not as much low end as the 200Ls I ruined, but overall better SQ and loud. I have the proper fuse inline, and the gains set just above 9 o'clock.
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