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Re: Polyfill (orgasmobile)
Well.. I couldnt tell you how much it is, but I know its not to expensive... From my understanding... yes, it will take up the whole sealed box as long as you pull it apart and make it fluffy... It will push back when you put the sub in...
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Re: Polyfill (JOMO)
i always thought crossovers before the speaker 'enhanced' the bass, made it sound more refined
those are called 'in-line' crossovers right?
those are called 'in-line' crossovers right?
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Re: Polyfill (t0p_sh0tta)
A bass blocker is just a wire with a Cap and a resistor on it to basically mute lower frequencies. If you're running bass blockers to a sub thats kinda purpose defeating.
Speaking of bass blockers, and maybe this should be in nother thread now, but does anyone know the formula for the cap/resistor combo to block a given freuency and below?
Speaking of bass blockers, and maybe this should be in nother thread now, but does anyone know the formula for the cap/resistor combo to block a given freuency and below?
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Re: Polyfill (jolt-tsp)
A bass blocker is just a wire with a Cap and a resistor on it to basically mute lower frequencies. If you're running bass blockers to a sub thats kinda purpose defeating.
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Re: Polyfill (JTCdudeman)
Honestly I put bass blockers on all my speakers less than 6.5" ones so I protect them at high volumes... I have never blown a speaker fomr midbass, but low bass tears them to shreads...
) to omuch bass at high volume...people do know them as 'bass blockers' right? im just worried ill go in and ask and get alot of funny looks and hilarious laughter after i leave
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Re: Polyfill (t0p_sh0tta)
i always thought crossovers before the speaker 'enhanced' the bass, made it sound more refined
those are called 'in-line' crossovers right?
A crossover is used to seperate certain frequencies from different drives. You don't want your subs trying to play what a tweeter was designed to play, and vice versa. They have nothing to do with bass.
those are called 'in-line' crossovers right?
A crossover is used to seperate certain frequencies from different drives. You don't want your subs trying to play what a tweeter was designed to play, and vice versa. They have nothing to do with bass.
you know what im trying to say
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Re: Polyfill (JOMO)
thats the NAME brand... Its also the generic term for them as far as I know... Lets c.. Best buy, circuiyt city, all the name brands install places and the locals call them bas blockers... I think thats a yes to that...
Honestly I put bass blockers on all my speakers less than 6.5" ones so I protect them at high volumes... I have never blown a speaker fomr midbass, but low bass tears them to shreads... ive always wanted to do this...i notice my 5.25 would play (try to ) to omuch bass at high volume...
people do know them as 'bass blockers' right? im just worried ill go in and ask and get alot of funny looks and hilarious laughter after i leave
) to omuch bass at high volume...people do know them as 'bass blockers' right? im just worried ill go in and ask and get alot of funny looks and hilarious laughter after i leave
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Re: Polyfill (JTCdudeman)
So did you just stuff it into your box or did you adhere it to the sides like described above... !
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Re: Polyfill (JOMO)
if i installed a crossover right now, wouldnt it affect the bass? i mean, if it makes my sub play bass and my comp's play highs...
you know what im trying to say
you know what im trying to say
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