imported_loudsubz

Anyone know japanese well?

I need the text in these 2 images translated

Nova_Dust

Vertical axis is Sound Pressure
Horizontal axis is Frequency
The flat line is Original Sound

The rest, Mark can help you out lol

Brainwreck

if i'm right it has something to do with the current. blue line is the current, black curve is the EMF (Electro Motoric Force), the line between the 2 curves is Time and not orginal sound, the first image displays the distortion without capacitor and the 2nd image is with capacitor, the capacitor flattens out the current so there will be much less distortion in your circuit, effecting your subwoofers and stuff. Has anyone ever seen a car bouncing on the road because of the vabrations coming from the subs, and meanwhile the headlights fading out every time there is a beat? well, you can work that away with a capacitor. Now, don't kill me if i'm wrong, the theoretic part never interested me allot when i went to school, only the very basics i needed to know to build ICE.

imported_loudsubz

subs will never make a car bounce, at most it will make body panels vibrate, but to make a car actuall move up and down on its shocks/springs takes alot of force

Brainwreck

dude, it was ment in a way of speaking, ofcourse a car won't bounce on the road just from his subs