[dougall]

Is there a way to reduce power to a speaker? would i use a resistor. BTW, thanks for all the help on the other topic

 

[black94rs]

Turn the volume down But seriously why are you trying to do this? Give a little more information and we can help you better.

 

[dougall]

Yea... i no... its just a thought. Im gonna get some better speakers soon. IM sorry bout the lack of info. You guys have been a big help

 

[jakerooni]

There are bass blockers (basically resisitors) out there that will phase out certian frequency ranges if that's the type of thing your talking about.

 

[sask_cruiser]

you could always turn down the bass or treble to the speakers lol

 

[The_Boss]

If you are having a problem with either the front or rear speakers, you can always use the fade feature on your radio to lower the volume on the problem children.

 

[ridgerunner]

There are bass blockers (basically resisitors) out there that will phase out certian frequency ranges if that's the type of thing your talking about.

No, that's a capacitor.

 

[jakerooni]

oops your right Jon LOL!. At least I got the name right and what they do.

 

[sask_cruiser]

isn't a capacitor to do with the power? like doens't it give the amp a little more power in case ur battery doesn't have enough?

 

[zeroc_mk]

This post isn't about that kind of capacitor. Yes you are right in the fact that a capacitor will give a "boost" to an amp for a short period of time, but those caps are usually much larger (approx. 20,000 times larger) than the ones that you would use for a -6dB low-pass crossover.

Yes there is a way that you can limit levels going to certain speakers, but if there is a fader control that is the easiest way.

 

[1bad93z24]

when you buy a bass blocker if you cut the rapper of it it is nothin more than a big capisitor spellin sucks