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In Reply to: what will this happen to my sub amp ? posted by lovetube on October 16, 2003 at 06:57:49:
To correct your polarity, you can just run it 180 degrees out of phase, *IF* you have a phase switch.
However, I think you have another problem. Most likely a short at the termination of your DIY cable. I'm going to assume you used coax cable, so how can you solder the thing backwards? Maybe I misunderstand?
I have a Velodyne FSR-12 sub and it makes a pop, followed by a pulsating sound for a couple of seconds, when first powered up. I'm hoping this is normal!
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Follow Ups
- Re: what will happen to my sub amp ? - Ironwoods 10:59:50 10/16/03 (5)
- Re: what will happen to my sub amp ? - lovetube 17:55:45 10/16/03 (4)
- It's not the interconnect at fault. - Bill Fitzmaurice 06:42:28 10/17/03 (3)
- Re: It's not the interconnect at fault. no it is IC fault - lovetube 07:45:05 10/17/03 (2)
- Re: It's not the interconnect at fault. no it is IC fault - Bill Fitzmaurice 09:30:12 10/17/03 (1)
- Re: It's not the interconnect at fault. no it is IC fault - lovetube 18:36:20 10/17/03 (0)
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