Hello

My subwoofer is giving out a heartbeat. Its not like a beat its more like a moment in and a moment out. :confused:

Known issues?

300w amp 150rms
900w sub 150rms I'm pretty sure its 900w

hahaha, I thought the thread was about your sub throwing your heartbeat out of whack.

What the hell kinda music you listening to? Stolen some mother's child ultrasound disc?


Oh, yeah, heartbeat....umm, hahaha, is it a quick beating? Slow? Like you only see the woofer excursion but no sound? I'd start by checking sources, signal cables. Start isolating components to figure which one(s) are the cause of the problem. Best if you extra source units, cables, and maybe borrow a mates's amp and or sub if you really need to.


I need to urinate now...laters.

hahaha, I thought the thread was about your sub throwing your heartbeat out of whack.

What the hell kinda music you listening to? Stolen some mother's child ultrasound disc?


Oh, yeah, heartbeat....umm, hahaha, is it a quick beating? Slow? Like you only see the woofer excursion but no sound? I'd start by checking sources, signal cables. Start isolating components to figure which one(s) are the cause of the problem. Best if you extra source units, cables, and maybe borrow a mates's amp and or sub if you really need to.


I need to urinate now...laters.
Niceee job on the urinating.

its a slow beat. I checked my sub on another amp and he check his sub on my amp. My amp is doing it to all.
Hulcin8 wired it all up and it was working fine but i dont know now.

if its located to the amp then i'd say its either a dodgey RCA connection somewhere, its picking up noise somehow (dunno if this is possible, just a stab), or your amps rooted

Have you hooked up something else to the amp to make sure? A sub is a speaker and can only play what's it given.

You need to do more testing. :D