What side does the treble blocker go, positive or negative?
Quick q - Treble blocker?
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Quick q - Treble blocker?
i would have said positive at a guess...
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So would i, but i remember something wierd about it when i first got it. Should have checked before i disconnected it. Cant cause any damage as long as i disconnect it quick. Will see 2moro.
i wouldnt have thought it would damage it at all regardless - it just wont work at all, or the treble will still get through.
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I wouldve guess + too for some reason.
i was going to say plus when you first posted it up but i didnt incase i was wrong and i didnt want to get bad rep for givin wrong advice.
uno_94 said:
Just say what you think but say that your not sure (or similar) and reason as to why you think that it is your answer. I wont give bad rep if you suggest a logical reason why you think, and also wont becuase you would have said you wasnt sure
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Anyway, yeah wont do any damage apart from use the sub as a large full range speaker. Be fine as long as i disconnect it quick, otherwise it will damage it.
You tried it yet? How you get on?
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Dunno. lmao. I connected it up in various combinations till it worked. Gives some nice bass. It looks same as before, but with a wider ported box in the middle instead of the JBL, one less alpine amp and the crappy sony 6x9's arnt wired up, although they are still in. Just got a few rattles to sort and my 2 other amps to come, then i can start rebuilding my install.
It looks same as before, but with a wider ported box in the middle instead of the JBL, one less alpine amp and the crappy sony 6x9's arnt wired up, although they are still in. Just got a few rattles to sort and my 2 other amps to come, then i can start rebuilding my install.
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Just to let everyone know i checked it today and its definately positive for future reference.
