Soundigital 600.1
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Road Captain
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From: Fort Worth
That's where I'm at now. The front stage was good, it was the rears that gave me a problem. Honestly, I'm no speaker expert, but it's entirely possible something hit the cone as we were driving 90 on 35 South. I now have 200Ls in, and have a very conservative tune on them to see how they do.
Tourer
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From: Jacksonville, FL
Prob should set every speaker up with a target of 150% RMS as a max until u get very comfortable with technical side of sled audio, including the DSP.
Simply mark the amp at the max DD1 clean signal and never exceed that mark, however set ur gains with a DMM to stay within the speaker capability, NOT TO EXCEED THE DD1 MAX CLEAN SIGNAL at 3/4 volume & 1K test tone.
T
Simply mark the amp at the max DD1 clean signal and never exceed that mark, however set ur gains with a DMM to stay within the speaker capability, NOT TO EXCEED THE DD1 MAX CLEAN SIGNAL at 3/4 volume & 1K test tone.
T
Last edited by dabears1985; Aug 5, 2019 at 03:34 PM.
Road Captain
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From: Jerseyville, IL
Originally Posted by dabears1985
Couldn't reliably use the DD1, it was showing distortion as soon as I cracked the gains. Had to settle at setting the amp with at 37.5VAC at -5db overlap. HU clipped at 43 but we set the gains at 40. We tried a lot of songs pushing bass and didn't have any audible distortion and the speaker cone movement didn't look out of the ordinary. I had a similar issue with a 800.4s that I put on my buddies RGS a couple weeks ago with a DD1+. At least on that one I could open up the gains a little before the distortion light went off. I think the SD amps just don't like much input voltage.
Road Captain
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From: Jerseyville, IL
I can't remember which way it goes. I think the less voltage you tell the dsp you have coming in, the more it'll push out. But yes, just because you're radio is 2V doesn't mean you have to use 2V as the dsp setting. I'd try it by going higher on dsp first. That should lower the dsp output voltage. Either way, disconnect speakers and test it out with test tone and dd1
Tourer
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From: Jacksonville, FL
With that much voltage with no gain adjustment, I'm going to say you should check your input voltage to the dsp. If on the Sony, 2v should be right. But you may have to do some adjusting up or down. If you're minimum gain is that much voltage you're likely over driving the amp which was co firmed with dd1
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Tourer
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From: Jacksonville, FL
GSN, were you listening to your music on android auto or BT? Just asking because when we hooked my phone up to android auto the system was running significantly louder. I probably wouldn't have gone over 30 on the volume if you were on android auto and it was similar to my phone.
