Another MM12 bites the dust
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Originally posted by chakabobo18
Man if I speaking of the correct MM12, that can handle 400rms, each then you are under powering this subs, which you try and counter that by turning the amp gain up high, which again only clips the sound that you are sending to the sub.It's not good, very fundamentally simply not good. - geolemon
"Its not good enough until we have real-time fearmongering. I want my fear mongered as it happens." - Shizelbs -
Originally posted by neomagus00
the amp he's using is rated at 400 watts at 4 ohms (granted, that IS at 14.4 volts, but a normal car runs at 13.8, so call it 350)... that sort of minor clipping shouldn't kill a sub (assuming he's set the gain properly). the only possible conclusion is that the batch of mm2124s his came from is faulty. if you'd been around for longer before mouthing off, you'd have noticed this trend. we NEVER get a complaint about thi GNX or DB series going...
I'll tell you this though, there is no need for you to jump the gun and assume that I'm bad mouthing anybody. Because before I do anything of that nature, I have to see just how car audio cocky and illiterate a person.
I was just making a suggestion as to why the subs were being blown, not saying that was it and only it, because I could have named off several other reasons as to why the subs were blowing. I just took the most logical reason based on what was written in the forum by whoever I responded to yesterday.One of many of my greatest accomplishments is my install:
Optima Yellow Top Deep Cycle Battery
25 Farad Rockford Fosgate Capacitor
Rockford Fosgate 800.2
(2) Polk Audio db650
(2) Polk Audio db675
Rockford Fosgate 501X
(2) Sony Xplod 3.5"
Hifonics 1500D
(1) Orion H2 12"
Dynamat Trunk Kit
Dynamat License Plate Kit -
fair enough. the pattern i mentioned had to do with the fact that we had many many more reports of blown subs a few months back, and thus we've generally concluded that there was a bad batch made at some point (faulty VC wiring, maybe, but who knows). we're getting rather fewer reports now, but each and every one is still about the momo series.
this has lead to a fairly widespread call to remove the momo name from polk products, which both incorporates your suggestion and may pull the price down a bit. both suggestions are unfounded, and i'm of the opinion that whatever polk is doing is working out well, so let 'em do what they want. this view also applies to their lack of recall or the like on the mm series subs.
my 'mouthing off' comment was due to the fact that you didn't mention any of the other reasons you could have, and i assumed it was standard trolling behavior. my bad.It's not good, very fundamentally simply not good. - geolemon
"Its not good enough until we have real-time fearmongering. I want my fear mongered as it happens." - Shizelbs