iv been using exactly same for 16 months around. no problems. control every aspect of music from each speaker. hear things u never new was on a track. ✌
I've been running these DSP's for a while. There's also the Prv versions, same exact thing. You're going to love it, very customizable and you can dial it EXACTLY how you want it. So much to say about it really. I'm very happy with mine, I run this exact model. You can tweak the mids and highs however you like, making a full active front stage super easy. Be careful with tweeter crossover points. I'll just say cross them high if you want power handling. I've found out the hard way. So configurable and easy to use really. You can even set a limiter, with fine adjustment, so if you go ham fisting the volume knob when your demoing hard, you don't blow shit up. 😂
Another good thing about this DSP is the output voltage is less than 2 volts so it is safe to use with all amps including Brazilian amplifiers like a Taramps.
I just got one of these and I love it! It is so useful and easy to use. And the features are numerous. If you are looking into getting an active xover spend the extra $50 and get this product. It will crossover all of your line signals, you can use it as an EQ
Ya I just bought 1 a few weeks ago I have been meaning to install it and start figuring it out, hopefully this weekend so much to do but so little time to get it done, they are badass and I cant wait to use it.
A DSP is a must to force a fully flat signal that everyone is looking for. Boosting the signal will only increase distortion & no one wants to increase distortion & lower there maximum output.
@@col98 insane difference! Helped the drop off created by the Lc2i. Bass is deeper and cleaner! I think I got a video on my RU-vid bout it? But it made a crazy difference!
I have debating between the stetsom, prv, taramps and expert electronics dsp's they are all super cheap dsp's but I think I might go with the extremes version it seems to have the most features and the only one that has Bluetooth connection and an app to use. I think it's actually cheaper than the rest at like $99
Just got a dsp from deaf bonce, gonna use it to crossower mids, and hights, and the L7's in the trunk. They say that a active crossover is more effective then a passive one, and i think they are true. And ofcourse be able to exactly correct the speakers working hz, according to their data, not a generic passive crossover curve, thats gonna be nice :)
I have one of this in my truck. Still learning how ro use it. But what i dont like i get engine noise i dont get it with my crossover. Im using same wiring as the crossover. But i like the DSP.
I don't understand how you did the RCA's. I'm new to using 4 channel amps. Just installed mine. So you used only the 4 channel amps RCA's? So the front in the input and the rear coming out of channel 1 on the DSP?
Hi, Can you please help. I have a wining high pitch tone in all of my speakers from installing the dsp. I have good ground and i have moved the rca cabels so they dont touch any power cabels and this is my second dsp, I had one before with the same problem so i changed to stetsom insted because I thought it would help with the problem. But is there some setting in the dsp or is it alternator sound? Like it doest sound like alternator wining because its the same tone it doesnt go up and down like alternator wining..... Please help (:
@@JacobViral I have 2 0 gauge cabels to ground in the seat belt thingie and good rcas and original sterio but i found the problem it was that the gain was to high for the dsp so i just lowered it and set it to the dsp so it works great now (:
@@tigeryorkie07 I have this 4 channel but i was looking into the bluetooth since it's easier looking through the settings on a phone than. is the bluetooth version missing any features besides the sequencer?
One more question what’s the first set of rca do I run from my cd player to the input on the stetsom ??? I’m running 3000 watt smart 3 and a ct sounds 1000 watt 4 channel just to let you know my setup…
@@JacobViral Make sure you secure the rcas so that there not ever vibrational movement. For me it was issue with the inputs. Bad solder job... funny I had the exact same issues with both the DS18 X-over and EQ. I know im the common denominator but, this is over a course of six years and different builds.