Help me with delay

X1 clipping?, don't you mean amp is clipping???

If you mean the driver makes that tapping sound on certain bass notes, then the voicecoil could be over heated or the magnet is shifted or there is particles in the magnetic gap.

If there is crud in the gap or the speaker voicecoil is damaged, get it reconed, just hope the magnet hasn't shifted or the speaker is basically trash.

I wonder if you used a high pass filter at 35hz for the X1's??? Cos if you didn't use a high pass filter at 35hz the drivers would have gone over excersion below the box tuning frequency and voice coils hit the backplate resulting in damage.

 

 And if you clip the amp you also toast the drivers.

 

: i ment "c l i c k i n g" sry guys my english isnt so good
and i used the 30 hz instead of 35 does 5 hz make a difference?
btw i did run them in bridge mode and they were connected like this:
amp-positive to drivers positive poles and amp-neg to drivers neg poles.
i`m not even sure how much rms this amp gives- the manual reads 2400w @ 1khz.
i have never clipped the amp and im not going to either
i`m thinkin of lack of cooling , because i have two x1-s on eachother and maybe the upper x1 didnt got as many cool air as the one below. could this be the problem? oh and like rog told i inverted x1s in the crossover.


Edited by Ray666

Scoops are a whole new ball game..!

In my experience in smaller rooms you set the delay to the driver and in bigger ( outside ) rooms you set it to the horn ! I have two marks on my x-over ( it`s an old BSS FDS360) which over the years I`ve found are the two points.

I tried measuring it but you just can`t seperate the two ( that`s why they sound like they do !)

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