Alpine SWX-1043D Application Guide
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The recommended sealed enclosure volume for the Alpine SWX-1043D is 0.6 to 1.25 cubic feet, while the recommended ported enclosure volume is 0.75 to 1.75 cubic feet.
To wire the Alpine SWX-1043D for a 2-ohm load, connect the dual voice coils in parallel by connecting the positive terminals together and the negative terminals together, then connect them to the amplifier.
The Alpine SWX-1043D can handle 1000 watts RMS and 3000 watts peak power.
To troubleshoot distortion, check the amplifier settings to ensure they are not too high, verify the enclosure is properly sealed, and inspect the wiring connections for any loose or frayed wires.
For a ported enclosure, the optimal tuning frequency for the Alpine SWX-1043D is between 30 Hz and 35 Hz.
It is recommended to check the connections and mounting of your Alpine SWX-1043D every few months to ensure everything remains secure and in optimal working condition.
While it is possible to use the Alpine SWX-1043D in a free-air setup, it is not recommended due to potential loss of sound quality and power handling capabilities. A proper enclosure is advised.
For optimal performance, it is recommended to use a 12-gauge wire when connecting the Alpine SWX-1043D to the amplifier.
To prevent overheating, ensure proper ventilation around the subwoofer, avoid excessive power levels, and check the amplifier settings to make sure they're not overdriving the subwoofer.
If your Alpine SWX-1043D is not producing sound, check the power connections, ensure the amplifier is on and functioning, inspect speaker wiring for any disconnections, and verify the settings on your head unit.