I keep having problems with my 6 x 9 speakers wires keep coming loose and i have to keep resoldering them. These are the wires that are on cone of the speaker. They keep coming loose when you stick something on that has a lot of bass. I think there putting out to much bass sometimes. How can adjust everything where it sounds good and i don't have to adjust everything depending on what type music I'm listening to. The speakers are being a little over powered they are only rated at 120RMS each at 4ohms. My amp is putting out 150 watts at 4ohms per channel. Or are they they just cheap speakers they are Audiobahn marine 6x9.
I keep having problems with my 6 x 9 speakers wires keep coming loose and i have to keep resoldering them. These are the wires that are on cone of the speaker. They keep coming loose when you stick something on that has a lot of bass. I think there putting out to much bass sometimes. How can adjust everything where it sounds good and i don't have to adjust everything depending on what type music I'm listening to. The speakers are being a little over powered they are only rated at 120RMS each at 4ohms. My amp is putting out 150 watts at 4ohms per channel. Or are they they just cheap speakers they are Audiobahn marine 6x9.
Bingo.
where are your crossovers set at on your amp?
it kind of sounds like you are trying to get your 6x9s to play frequencies that are normally played by subs. Do you have subs?
yeah I have one sub but that on diiferent amp. The amp that I have the 6 x9 on has 3 setting one to hit all your low,one which is full range and one that only hits highs. Ihave it set on full range right now. The amp says it has a built in cross over.
yeah I have one sub but that on diiferent amp. The amp that I have the 6 x9 on has 3 setting one to hit all your low,one which is full range and one that only hits highs. Ihave it set on full range right now. The amp says it has a built in cross over.
That is part of your problem right there. set the amp on high pass. let your subs handle all the bass.
Yes. Turn the gain all the way down. Turn the deck up to 3/4 or a little past your max listening level. Now, turn the gain up slowly until it starts to distort. Now, back it off a little until it sounds good again. It's kind of an art to do it right, but this should get you on the right track. Use the type of music you listen to mostly and use a real disc, not a burned disc of mp3s.
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