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Subwoofers
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Man up... buy an old skool rel.
Picked up a few 2nd hand subwoofer's to connect to the pins. The one on the end was a 1000w B&W unit given to me by a guy at work.
Now which one should I fit it too?
I reckon the left nad should suffice.
Failing that, hook it up to Tron for even more pooowweerr,Forgot to add the picturePicked up a few 2nd hand subwoofer's to connect to the pins. The one on the end was a 1000w B&W unit given to me by a guy at work.
Now which one should I fit it too?
Guns N Roses surely?
Definitely Tron.
I'd love to know how you get the line level audio output to feed those woofers?!
(I only have B/W games...)
That Bowers and Wilkins sub should sound immense. Not bad for a freebie!
I'd love to know how you get the line level audio output to feed those woofers?!
(I only have B/W games...)
That Bowers and Wilkins sub should sound immense. Not bad for a freebie!
It's either G'n'R of Tron for me.
Let us know or hear the results of what you decide.
Let us know or hear the results of what you decide.
Well I'm going to have to wait to connect the B&W sub until I set a machine up at the end of the row. Because of its size (same width as a machine) I couldn't get it in and connect it with a machine on one side and folded up machines on the other.
Reckon I will put it on the GnR when set up.
Tron got the 10" M-S sub and that sounds great
Reckon I will put it on the GnR when set up.
Tron got the 10" M-S sub and that sounds great
That quite a nice freeby actually.
Sorry to hi-jack but this just reminded me, is it possible to adjust the crossover on a pinball? The bass on my LW3 is a bit pathetic but it is working...
Data East's need better bass speakers in the cab. I change all mine. Once done, you can modify the value of the gain resistor on the sound board to increase the amplification on the sub channel. I can't remember which resistor off the top of my head, but I found it in the datasheet for the sound amp