Quad Sub woofer Car Audio System (Close up View) (2 of 3) (Publisher Erbium68 Erbium68)

In this video: I record the nice flex of my subs at ONLY 40% power. I have no idea if the cellphone camera i used to record the video altered the movement of the sub woofer's flex or if that was really happening. Bassotronics the feeling of bass made the sub woofer flex like a water ripple effect. This recording is the second video of three. I record up close and personal to show some real flexing (excursion) at 40% power. Information posted below is the same information posted on "Quad Sub woofer Car Audio System (Distant View) (1 of 3)" This is a video recording of my Quad sound system. Wanted to record some sub woofer excursion (flex) in the hertz range of 10Hz - 20Hz. My quad system can deliver more flexing power provided that i upgrade the alternator, have 2 backup deep cycle batteries, and a capacitor so i can take it to the maximum. In due time, i MIGHT pursue upgrading the system for more power. Been having an issue with the amplifier turning off (protect mode) when i crank up the volume really high, same for the gain. This system REALLY POUNDS when conditions are right. I understand that the issue i am having, is a possible whole host of problems that i must weed out. It could be the system is NOT getting enough power for the seriously hard hitting bass notes, so as a safety feature, shuts the amp off for protection purposes and/or from draining the battery completely when it requires too much power. I am also thinking that the Pioneer head unit (receiver) is not cooperating with the amp, or vice versa. I will have to take some time tweaking mainly the head unit till i notice a solid cooperation between the two electronics. No, the amp is NOT hot when it shuts off. Audio equipment information: Two Pioneer 3 way 6x9's at 200watts each (Model # UNKNOWN) Two Pioneer 2 way 6 1/2's at 200watts each (Model # UNKNOWN) Four 10''' Pioneer Champion Series Model #TS-W260D4 at 1,200watts each (exact RMS unknown) One Digital Designs (DD) m1d 2-Channel Amplifier at 1 1/2 ohm's (exact wattage and RMS unknown) One Pioneer Head unit (receiver) Model #DXT-X2669UI at 50wattsx4 One SEALED box holds all 4 sub woofers 0 (zero) gauge power and ground wires Standard engine car battery and 110 stock alternator (Big three not complete) Vehicle information: 2003 Chrysler PT Cruiser Music information: Beginning vocal announcement (created by me via software) First sample: Bassotronics - 20Hz violation Second sample: Bassotronics - Bass is your god Third sample: Bassotronics - 17 hurts Fourth sample: Bassotronics - The feeling of bass End vocal announcement (created by me via software) Additional information: Driver's side door and passenger's side door both fully open Both rear passenger side doors halfway open All four windows a quarter of the way down Hatchback (trunk lid) fully open Recording done in a very large parking lot at 2:00pm. Background noise is traffic (freeway) Amplifier hidden in video recording (located behind sub woofer box) System installed in 2015 Pioneer sub woofer cost: $75.00 each Digital Designs (DD) amplifier cost: $600.00 Sealed box cost: $200.00 Pioneer head unit (receiver) cost: $100.00 Installation cost: $200.00 Pioneer 3 way and 2 way speakers cost: $70.00 Total cost for a great quad sound system: $1,470.00 Technical information: Amplifier gain set at 50% out of 100% LPF set at 40% out of 100% Subsonic set at UNKNOWN Remote gain (voltage meter) set at 43% out of 100% Head Unit bass level set at 0 (zero) Review my other 2 videos for a better view. Distant view, close up view, and inside top view. Official Publisher: Erbium68 Erbium68