Like this video if you've enjoyed it :) For this to work, the Charge 4 has to be in the so called LFM or "low frequency mode" which disables it's DSP filters thus allowing the lowest frequencies on the output. This can be achieved by pressing for 10 seconds the Pairing and Vol down buttons. Also I used heavily bass boosted songs to achieve the most excursion without too much upper frequencies.
No matter how they say its fake or not , i know this is not fake at all , cuz i do have some basic knowledge about speaker and stuff I mean..just let them be , they just want to make theirself looks smart
that sub is playing at like 20w rms when it can 200w rms and everybody is like woooah nice super duper when its nothing new just another clickbait video lol more and more people get baited
@@DaCracky Correct but that can be too much work for some people for speakers with a clean sound at higher dB levels without that digital clipping issue. It's hard to show people how with all the plug in and play stuff now thanks to Digital music. It requires precise measurement for the much needed adjustments because every system (AKA Box, Speaker, Wire length, etc) will be a little different and if it's wrong it will overheat something. This makes me feel old, thanks for the flashback.
for everybody that says its fake. i had GAS 12" 600w peak/200w rms. it was connected to 40w amp and played well. also... 100w speaker connected to those roughly 5w x-mini speaker and made loud sound.
Its true any movile whith the jack solded into de speaker cables would spund too , the fact is that you dont know if you are damagin the amplifier, and of course it wouldnt be able to put the speaker at it limit
I know it's not fake I recently had a 5w Bluetooth speaker hooked up to a 2000w Dual 2 ohm sub wired down to 1 ohm and it moved me than I thought it would. If you don't believe it was 2000w sub then look up massive audio hippo xl 15 D2
Understanding why the woofer is extending as much as it does is part of the equation. The amplifier can't dampen the speaker, a powerful amp would have held the woofer in place. It overshoots every throw simply because the amp doesn't have the power to stop it, effectively losing complete control.
You should really put a crossover in between the charge and that subwoofer. It would respond much better. That subwoofer doesn’t want The full range of frequencies just the low range. Cut it at 200Hz and send everything else to a small tweeter, I bet it would actually bump and sound (subjectively) good.
The audio amplifier transistor will blow after a while because every time that speaker hits it will OVER draw the transistor I've done stuff like this before you have to change the output transistor to really get what you want to power that 12 and extra...
Finally a video where I know all the song thanks for the video and I know that has a 30 watt RMS 60 watt Peak amplifier it has to be to power up that big of a sub
It is true that it makes the speaker "vibrate" well, what you do not know is that the amplifier is clearly in Clipping, the clipping happens when you mount a loudspeaker with a high wattage to an amplifier with a low wattage. Obviously the amplifier will always give the maximum because the speaker is able to hold many more watts of those that from the amplifier and distorts the sound. I had the same problem with an old 5.1 of the creative, because I had mounted a 1300watt sony xplod subwoofer, yes, it moved a lot, but the sound was not of good quality like that of your video.
You should have connected it to one of the woofer outputs because in a normal sub system it's normally standard to use a LPF for filtering out high frequencys
To answer the top question... Yes, it can power a 12" subwoofer. Any amplifier can. Up to the maximum power capacity of the amp. I don't need to watch a video or hook one up to figure that out.
Class D amplifiers are magic!! I have a definitive 8 in 1200 w home theater sub that is literally one cubic foot in size. I have to keep putting it back in it's place. 😂
everyone shut up and stop saying its fake! its not fake Ive gotten a 12" sub to flex good with just 24 watts 12v 2A power supply and a class D audio amplifier!
YES with clean power. it worked just fine! No distortion. class D audio amplifiers can draw the full potential of the power supply up to like 90% or higher for driving the speaker. especially if its only one speaker.
Just make sure the resistance of the system isnt changed. the flip 5 woofer is 3Ω, make sure to unplug it when you add your sub cause if the total impedance goes below 3 which is what the amp is made for, it will eventually die
As i understood it, if you use a amp that is too weak on a (base) speaker with too much power, the amp can't control the speaker's swinging properly and damage the speaker. The excursion shown on your speaker may indicate that?
@@vegasbab.y3740 they may have newer technology in one speaker it is more battery efficient than running two of the same speaker and it gets a lot louder than charge 3 with deeper bass
We were running subs on low powered amplifiers all the time back in the late 80s and early 90s. Of course ours were not all class D. Also it may be moving the sub but it sounds pretty distorted at the volume it takes to move it. I know partly because it's running full range.
Sorry I dont believe it, 30 watts flexing that sub? Not happening. Notice he doesnt show the wires going straight out of the JBL going into the box, they are just randomly laying over the side of the box. And even when the subs not in the box do you notice how he doesnt show the jbl and the sub in the same picture with the wires. Not to mention the batteries in the jbl aren't even big enough to power that sub. I wonder how many people fell for this shit.
You'd be surprised, I have a super cheap 15W amplifier (Based on the PAM8610) and it can really get speakers moving! It would probably get really hot, but I wouldn't be shocked if 30W could make this sub move that much.
@@LetsGetStarted yeah but besides the 15 watts, the battery in the JBL would drain so fast. because the sub would pull so much power out of them it's not possible. Now if he had it plugged into the wall that would be different but hes running straight off the battery and the battery is like 3000mah. It's just not possible.
@@DS42O It's a li-ion battery... They have quite a high discharge rate making it fully possible to output a very high wattage. Maybe not the full 30W but still a very high wattage enough to move that sub.
@@DS42O Your right in saying that the battery would not last anywhere near as long, however, this test was to see if it COULD do it and I am inclined believe this person's video is not faked. *edit:* If you still think this is fake, please watch his other video where he powers 2 subs, he has proof that the test is real: ua-cam.com/video/UfuQhdXoNQo/v-deo.html
Switching class D amplifiers are extremley efficient compared to ordinary linear operated class A/B designs and thus a very powerful amplifier can fit inside a small box without any need for cooling fins (wich takes up a lot of space in an ordinary AB amplifier). The reason for this is as long a transistor is either fully on or fully off it dissapates very little energy as heat since its full on resistance is so low. This is also why a very similar device the VFD used to speed control 3 phase motors also always operate in switching mode wich give a speed controlled motor its familiar high pitch whining sound. In an amplifier however this switching must be much faster (in order of MHz sompared to kHZ in a VFD) so that the switching noise will not be heard as part of the audio. This eliminates the need of complicaded noise filters before the speaker and the speaker coil simply evens the square wave switch signal out to an even sine wave.
Yeah, I once connected the internals of the jbl go to a 4 inch full range. It seemed to work fine, nothing seemed to be blowing up. Edit: this’ll usually work, because larger, more expensive drivers are designed to be of a higher quality and to have a higher and less resistive excursion. So, really, this will work with most combos, but in some cases the low resistance may create a too large current draw and might blow up the amp. Might want to be a bit careful with that.
@@Mesajowy Well,this speaker (small one)(when it is in box) cools the amplifier with vibration and when it is outside nothing is cooling it so it can overheat Sorry for bad english!
the kenwood sub is out of a car and likely 4ohms whereas the standard speaker is most likely 8ohms meaning the sub is attempting to draw more than the amp can put out normally. meaning it could potentially overheat.
@@axeami1354 you would have more of a problem hurting that subwoofer than you would the amplifier. The only thing you're going to do to the amplifier is put it into protect mode. It's a Fail-Safe that happens whenever the amplifier notices way too much clipping, (NOT EVER AMP), or notices that it will overheat. And while clipping is a problem due to pulling more power than given, with the little time that he played it, I doubt it will hurt it. I pushed amplifiers to their limits on purpose to see what they can do, and I can say for sure, that little bit of pressure that you're applying to that crappy little amplifier is not going to do anything. And you cannot say for sure whether the amplifier is rated at 4 or 8 ohms. Besides most car audio subs are rated at 2 ohms. It's usually the lower-end ones that are higher in ohms, and generally have a higher fs.
I’m still skeptical, he never played actual music while the sub was connected, only did a “10 hertz” test. Show us the connection while playing actually playing music.
did you even watch the video? I clearly show at 5:15 that it's powered by the Charge... Get the sub, hook it up to Charge 4, set it on low frequency mode and you'll see!
@@AudioCuriosity www.amazon.com/Kenwood-KFC-W112S-12-Inch-Power-Subwoofer/dp/B000XCOEN4 the kenwood is 800 watts, the jbl is 30 watts. the jbl driver would break if he gets so much power.
You know what. How about hooking a two way speaker up to the Charge 4? I bet that should sound pretty good. Like a 6×9 two way or smaller so you can fit everything into a small box and make your own JBL Charge/Boombox
Edgar Gutierrez wtf are u saying it’s fake for have u ever owned a jbl cus I’ve sure have and I’ve seen every fake one on eBay and how they preform and those speakers are amazing so idk why ppl comment stupid ass shit
notice me my jbl change 3 it's working in AKAI AK-600 he turn off again i put AKAI AK-600 180swatts he fail again how to cut and,wire from jbl i need help please reply I'm going to video in UA-cam
As an audio engineer do not believe this guy. That Kenwood model requires a minimum of 62.5 w to have 2 mm of excusion. Yes the charge will power it. Almost any amp can but for this amount of excusion it probably had a car amp connected to the charge using the speaker level input. Very easy way to trick people as they can see the charge making noises and beeing used.
I've got myself a little 10W stereo amp ( class D of course ) from ebay for 3$ and i powered 400W sub with it... okay that's sounds like a BS but my sub had a pretty large moves. I don't really know how this little amp do a prop. power to move speaker like big amp so yeah 'it's possible to power any speaker with class D amplifier but never forget to make checks what can your amplifier really do or not. For example , make sure that the subwoofer has a close impedance to an amplifier. But i was pretty amazed what done this amp in charge 4.i love your videos!
Like this video if you've enjoyed it :)
For this to work, the Charge 4 has to be in the so called LFM or "low frequency mode" which disables it's DSP filters thus allowing the lowest frequencies on the output. This can be achieved by pressing for 10 seconds the Pairing and Vol down buttons. Also I used heavily bass boosted songs to achieve the most excursion without too much upper frequencies.
If that was true it would have made a sound when you hit full volume!
And it is always possible to connect the jbl charge to an external amplifier to get all the jbl notifications and make it more realistic
I agree bro😐
Karl Emil Lervig Maybe that's because it *wasn't* at max volume? I went up to about 90%, above that it clipped way too much
No matter how they say its fake or not , i know this is not fake at all , cuz i do have some basic knowledge about speaker and stuff
I mean..just let them be , they just want to make theirself looks smart
Please do the reverse now. Power that Charge 4 driver with a mono block.
Finally better looking speaker on the charge 4😂
Techder Audios 🤑
Better*
Now we only need to find the way how to put it under the grill
hey techder auduo can subs to me I'm going to update video akai ak-600 180 i put my jbl change 3 so ya
Lmao
Test with Boombox
with 2x21"
Boombox? Do you mean a speaker enclosure? Or do you actually mean a boombox? Like the 80's boombox?
@@sethh8892 I think he means a JBL Boombox, the biggest bt speaker JBL has made I believe
@@banihalguy no they have made a bigger one its called the partybox i believe or something along them lines
@@joshchalloner4180 Oh, true! Don't know why I forgot that for a second, kinda looks like a Sony GTK-XB7 if I'm not completely off
9:31 10 HERTZ sounds like Volkswagen Sharan 1.9 TDI 😂😂😂😂
my god xD
Aaa como seria bom esses carros a diesel no brasil sera uma boa 😥
Ahahahahahah
You right 😂😂😂😂
do this again but with a JBL boombox
and test with low frequence mod to
Theswedishgamin G actually it will be less powerful with the boombox
And test against a stock one
Partybox!
Party box
can you pull off the bass radiator from any jbl speaker and glue it to the bass port of a subwoofer? im really curious thanks.
Really bad idea. The bass reflex port is tuned to work on "free" air and the air has a fixed (high) velocity inside the reflex tube.
Launchezity Not really because a passive radiator does pretty much what a port does, so it's either one or the other.
Audio Curiosity he probably ment that you can see the extreme excursion of the radiator
You can do it.. but the results will disappoint you
Should i try to connect my 10inch sub to a logitech z625 sound system because i broke its sub?
I do the same thing; I take off JBL and BeatsPill to power car subs but it’s not safe because this will stress and overheat the amplifier / battery.
that's true, they're not designed for this
10 hertz paper is helicopter :D
Excursion on high frequency’s went 100 to 0 lol 😂
Every amp can... But not to it's Limit.
that sub is playing at like 20w rms when it can 200w rms and everybody is like woooah nice super duper when its nothing new just another clickbait video lol more and more people get baited
People don't know that 1Watt can power anything. At least at ~ 80 dB usually more.
@@DaCracky Correct but that can be too much work for some people for speakers with a clean sound at higher dB levels without that digital clipping issue. It's hard to show people how with all the plug in and play stuff now thanks to Digital music. It requires precise measurement for the much needed adjustments because every system (AKA Box, Speaker, Wire length, etc) will be a little different and if it's wrong it will overheat something. This makes me feel old, thanks for the flashback.
This will damage the subwoofer
@@michaelsolheim2295 What will damage the sub?
The price of the jbl charge 4 is the same price as my 3000 watt amp!! 🤣
xXmobberlobsterXx hate to break it too you but i wired one up to a sub and it wasn’t as good as my jbl charge 4 powering it
for everybody that says its fake.
i had GAS 12" 600w peak/200w rms.
it was connected to 40w amp and played well.
also...
100w speaker connected to those roughly 5w x-mini speaker and made loud sound.
Its true any movile whith the jack solded into de speaker cables would spund too , the fact is that you dont know if you are damagin the amplifier, and of course it wouldnt be able to put the speaker at it limit
I know it's not fake I recently had a 5w Bluetooth speaker hooked up to a 2000w Dual 2 ohm sub wired down to 1 ohm and it moved me than I thought it would. If you don't believe it was 2000w sub then look up massive audio hippo xl 15 D2
2:10 nice bass
Nice bass hum? Without a box...
but this Decaf
Understanding why the woofer is extending as much as it does is part of the equation. The amplifier can't dampen the speaker, a powerful amp would have held the woofer in place. It overshoots every throw simply because the amp doesn't have the power to stop it, effectively losing complete control.
More of these videos please. But try the boombox with a sub, a woofer and a tweeter.
Now test the distortion and rms power
It's that damn teenager on his bicycle that's setting off my car alarm every morning!!!
8:20 song please? :D
Mareek 1243 plis
give ua-cam.com/video/S0AsgRJZxzk/v-deo.html
You should really put a crossover in between the charge and that subwoofer. It would respond much better. That subwoofer doesn’t want The full range of frequencies just the low range. Cut it at 200Hz and send everything else to a small tweeter, I bet it would actually bump and sound (subjectively) good.
I was thinking the same. All the high frequencies sound muddy. Suprised more comments didn't say that.
7:20 200k bass test
Asking for an endurance test of that setup.. I'm curious about how long the batteries will last 😄
Wtf, every amplifier can move a speaker..
ПозитиВ you can move any speaker with even 1 watt of power lmao
Just that the problem is how well controlled is the subwoofer by the amplifiers the problem
Any amp can move a speaker that is true, but not any amp of that size can make a sub move like that.
That's so much stress on a amplifier like that one tho
More watts more power. Though too much watts can blow up the speaker.
I'm......impressed lol. After the water thaws out of my Charge 4 I'm gonna try this next 🤣🤣
9:31 when you get drunk HAHA
The distortion is real 😂😂
even a 1watt amplifier could power that
The audio amplifier transistor will blow after a while because every time that speaker hits it will OVER draw the transistor I've done stuff like this before you have to change the output transistor to really get what you want to power that 12 and extra...
Can I do this with my JBL Xtreme? Also can you do a video on it?
sure you can but only if you know what you're doing because you might damage your Xtreme, so overall not recommended
I use my xtreme 3 to power 2x 12 subwoofers with enclosure and 1 midrange, honestly sounds good and worth it@@AudioCuriosity
@@yesnoztr awesome! yeah it's impressive what these relatively small speakers can do when paired with larger ones
If you use a crossover from the music player, more power would go into the sub frequencies because it would not be used to amplify higher freqencies.
1:55 Music name plz!!!
I hope i can help :)
B.o.B - Throwback ft. Chris Brown
Danger Man-Funeral
Gucci Mane - Coca Coca
Finally a video where I know all the song thanks for the video and I know that has a 30 watt RMS 60 watt Peak amplifier it has to be to power up that big of a sub
7:30 song please
yes please
@Kolibry From Hungary Ezer hála! :) Köszönöm szépen
Does anybody know the song name at 3:12?
@@horuko009 Gucci Mane - Coca Coca
@@horuko009 coca cola- gucci mane
It is true that it makes the speaker "vibrate" well, what you do not know is that the amplifier is clearly in Clipping, the clipping happens when you mount a loudspeaker with a high wattage to an amplifier with a low wattage. Obviously the amplifier will always give the maximum because the speaker is able to hold many more watts of those that from the amplifier and distorts the sound. I had the same problem with an old 5.1 of the creative, because I had mounted a 1300watt sony xplod subwoofer, yes, it moved a lot, but the sound was not of good quality like that of your video.
were you using low frequency mode?
He did
Yes, otherwise there's not much under 55 Hz
Audio Curiosity volume??
Welp that explains the distortion at high volumes .
Ok, that’s impressive. I wasn’t expecting it to move that much.
thanks for watching!
Show your amplifier too ...😂
Its still real tho
fuck u thought he showed in this video? his ass?
You should have connected it to one of the woofer outputs because in a normal sub system it's normally standard to use a LPF for filtering out high frequencys
on a Bluetooth speaker it has no lpf or woofer output just the one speaker the two on sides are passive radiators not actual speakers
2:08 i like this))))))))))
To answer the top question... Yes, it can power a 12" subwoofer. Any amplifier can. Up to the maximum power capacity of the amp. I don't need to watch a video or hook one up to figure that out.
you're right, I should have named it How well can it power a sub
Omg😱 vivan las bocinas JBL 🎶🔥
Who said that this wouldnt work? This is about power, this can work with much higher currents=power.
7:15 name?
ua-cam.com/video/S0AsgRJZxzk/v-deo.html
Dude I Love The Video that was impressive and thanks for the idea. When I can't get what I want to work I get very creative around The house👍👍
Hum verdade isto ????
Class D amplifiers are magic!!
I have a definitive 8 in 1200 w home theater sub that is literally one cubic foot in size. I have to keep putting it back in it's place. 😂
haha true!
1:00 Bye Warenty
Ofc it will. With 1 watt most speakers produce 87-90db.
Well that's badass 😎😎
I didn't think an amp board that small would be that strong! NICE!
That's the power of jbl
1:56 Bumpin Big K.R.I.T. Chopped & Screwed. you earned my respect
thanks for watching!
Can you give me link plss
everyone shut up and stop saying its fake!
its not fake Ive gotten a 12" sub to flex good with just 24 watts 12v 2A power supply and a class D audio amplifier!
Not with clean power tho
YES with clean power. it worked just fine! No distortion. class D audio amplifiers can draw the full potential of the power supply up to like 90% or higher for driving the speaker. especially if its only one speaker.
That's nothing I have 2 18" in my room and I'm not going to try this whit a bluetooth speaker 24 w is low
D class do you mean Alpine, by any chance?
All depends on the sub... wouldn’t move my Rockford p3s
Positive surprise, no fake audio this time lol
2:40 song name pls
Decaf coca cola
@@andreis.3889 it sounds not like that
Gucci mane - Coca Coca
@@SoXDYTB i already know it dumbass
Krakadil Gucci Mane coca coca
Hi I did the same with my flip5 and 8ohm speaker, do you think anything bad could happen because until now all is perfectly fine? It ran ca. 6h.
Just make sure the resistance of the system isnt changed. the flip 5 woofer is 3Ω, make sure to unplug it when you add your sub cause if the total impedance goes below 3 which is what the amp is made for, it will eventually die
1:57 music?
I believe its by Cardi B but its been slowed down for copyright reasons. I could be wrong but it does sound familiar.
Mk
@Pixer-uno пасибо братан давно трек искал
As i understood it, if you use a amp that is too weak on a (base) speaker with too much power, the amp can't control the speaker's swinging properly and damage the speaker. The excursion shown on your speaker may indicate that?
You are the best 😁😁 Charge 4 is the worst speaker from JBL!! NICE VIDEO!!
Charge 4 and xtreme 2 is best combo
The jbl clip is their worst
I can honestly agree because I have a charge3 but the 4 only has one speaker???? Like wtf!!
@@vegasbab.y3740 they may have newer technology in one speaker it is more battery efficient than running two of the same speaker and it gets a lot louder than charge 3 with deeper bass
Yesterday l order xtreme 2 !! Is good?!! TELL MEEE...
i dont get the off center speaker on the charge 4 thats why i didnt get it
on the other side is the large battery, that's why the driver is not centered
Duct tape to to it and that’s the. New speaker
We were running subs on low powered amplifiers all the time back in the late 80s and early 90s. Of course ours were not all class D. Also it may be moving the sub but it sounds pretty distorted at the volume it takes to move it. I know partly because it's running full range.
yeah you're right. it was just a fun experiment I wanted to try out, still pretty impressive for a portable speaker
Sorry I dont believe it, 30 watts flexing that sub? Not happening. Notice he doesnt show the wires going straight out of the JBL going into the box, they are just randomly laying over the side of the box. And even when the subs not in the box do you notice how he doesnt show the jbl and the sub in the same picture with the wires. Not to mention the batteries in the jbl aren't even big enough to power that sub. I wonder how many people fell for this shit.
You'd be surprised, I have a super cheap 15W amplifier (Based on the PAM8610) and it can really get speakers moving! It would probably get really hot, but I wouldn't be shocked if 30W could make this sub move that much.
@@LetsGetStarted yeah but besides the 15 watts, the battery in the JBL would drain so fast. because the sub would pull so much power out of them it's not possible. Now if he had it plugged into the wall that would be different but hes running straight off the battery and the battery is like 3000mah. It's just not possible.
@@DS42O It's a li-ion battery... They have quite a high discharge rate making it fully possible to output a very high wattage. Maybe not the full 30W but still a very high wattage enough to move that sub.
@@LetsGetStartedI understand that but at the same time it would discharge so fast it would be dead in a minute or two
@@DS42O Your right in saying that the battery would not last anywhere near as long, however, this test was to see if it COULD do it and I am inclined believe this person's video is not faked.
*edit:* If you still think this is fake, please watch his other video where he powers 2 subs, he has proof that the test is real: ua-cam.com/video/UfuQhdXoNQo/v-deo.html
Switching class D amplifiers are extremley efficient compared to ordinary linear operated class A/B designs and thus a very powerful amplifier can fit inside a small box without any need for cooling fins (wich takes up a lot of space in an ordinary AB amplifier). The reason for this is as long a transistor is either fully on or fully off it dissapates very little energy as heat since its full on resistance is so low. This is also why a very similar device the VFD used to speed control 3 phase motors also always operate in switching mode wich give a speed controlled motor its familiar high pitch whining sound. In an amplifier however this switching must be much faster (in order of MHz sompared to kHZ in a VFD) so that the switching noise will not be heard as part of the audio. This eliminates the need of complicaded noise filters before the speaker and the speaker coil simply evens the square wave switch signal out to an even sine wave.
Thanks for the added explanation!
i see you like decaf mee too
5:37 Charge 4 speaker size comparison haha
Wow jbl as that much power😱
JBL IS THE DAD OF ALL COMPANIES..XD
Nem fudendo uma JBL toca assim
kkkk sendo assim eu n compro radio compro jbl charge 4 ne kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Me parece fake esse vídeo
@@felipevvipe4801 uma dessas original é mil conto kkk
Fake não deve ser não, mas não fez nem cócegas quando colocou o falante na caixa kk
Balança qualquer um balança..
Nunca que toca um sub desse😂😂😂
You should of also tried it on low frequency mode...I bet that would've been more cool and crazy
it was in LFM, otherwise anything below like 45 hz would have been filtered out
Oh I see...well it's pretty awesome though...love it
A bateria vai pro saco....kkkkkkkkkk
It’s clipping like there is no tomorrow. Lol
yup, had a few nasty clipping parts haha
Sound: Gucci Mane - Mi Case, Su Casa
Даниил Масалов Gucci Mane - Coca Cola
@@demonator65 это одно и тоже) в поиске два названия
Yeah, I once connected the internals of the jbl go to a 4 inch full range. It seemed to work fine, nothing seemed to be blowing up.
Edit: this’ll usually work, because larger, more expensive drivers are designed to be of a higher quality and to have a higher and less resistive excursion. So, really, this will work with most combos, but in some cases the low resistance may create a too large current draw and might blow up the amp. Might want to be a bit careful with that.
you're right, I checked the impedance before attempting this
That is not good for amplifier,it can overheat!
i got 2 speakers 40x2watt and amplifer 2x5w i have speaker one year, nothing happened. It's Not possible!
@@Mesajowy he joking
@@Mesajowy Well,this speaker (small one)(when it is in box) cools the amplifier with vibration and when it is outside nothing is cooling it so it can overheat
Sorry for bad english!
the kenwood sub is out of a car and likely 4ohms whereas the standard speaker is most likely 8ohms meaning the sub is attempting to draw more than the amp can put out normally. meaning it could potentially overheat.
@@axeami1354 you would have more of a problem hurting that subwoofer than you would the amplifier. The only thing you're going to do to the amplifier is put it into protect mode. It's a Fail-Safe that happens whenever the amplifier notices way too much clipping, (NOT EVER AMP), or notices that it will overheat. And while clipping is a problem due to pulling more power than given, with the little time that he played it, I doubt it will hurt it. I pushed amplifiers to their limits on purpose to see what they can do, and I can say for sure, that little bit of pressure that you're applying to that crappy little amplifier is not going to do anything. And you cannot say for sure whether the amplifier is rated at 4 or 8 ohms. Besides most car audio subs are rated at 2 ohms. It's usually the lower-end ones that are higher in ohms, and generally have a higher fs.
What were the songs you played? They slapped!
Нихуя себе
Kedj отвечаю
Такая малышка раскачивает динамик который больше нее
это наебалово он ни одного кадра ни показал где она подключина к чбл
ZLOY_Pika это возможно
@@zxclown11l11 5:05
I made a big boombox with a black web sound charge I think it is with two 4" subs and one 5" sub and 3 tweeters and it powers it great
Looks fake
Real
And you are an IDIOT
@Shyam Bakrania it seems but we never know
Its real dont worry bro
@@lowkeydamion220xx oh shit 😂
try it using low frequency mode
it was LFM
Fake that why he doesn't show the connection anymore
Yeah👍👍
As long as the ohmage of the speakers are the same/lower the amp should output a good amount of power. Note the high frequency loss
yes i do that before and it's wok's but only you can play with Low frequency because you cannot play high frequency on it
I’m still skeptical, he never played actual music while the sub was connected, only did a “10 hertz” test. Show us the connection while playing actually playing music.
Who does not understand that this is fake
did you even watch the video? I clearly show at 5:15 that it's powered by the Charge... Get the sub, hook it up to Charge 4, set it on low frequency mode and you'll see!
I have tested this with my Jbl go shitty spekers
@@AudioCuriosity www.amazon.com/Kenwood-KFC-W112S-12-Inch-Power-Subwoofer/dp/B000XCOEN4
the kenwood is 800 watts, the jbl is 30 watts. the jbl driver would break if he gets so much power.
@@semvanderschoot6481 stupid asf
@@semvanderschoot6481 wtf you stupid
You know what. How about hooking a two way speaker up to the Charge 4? I bet that should sound pretty good. Like a 6×9 two way or smaller so you can fit everything into a small box and make your own JBL Charge/Boombox
of course any speaker can be hooked up as long as the impedance isn't too low
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Good job, thanks!
Yes!! And it's you!!
Man it is power of jbl now jbl has much bass than orginal
100% fake
can you speak english
@@reddevil7568 it was not a fake It was just a shit. sub
yeah clipping as hell.
The induction of the big coil may destroy the amp
Fake JBL
Edgar Gutierrez wtf are u saying it’s fake for have u ever owned a jbl cus I’ve sure have and I’ve seen every fake one on eBay and how they preform and those speakers are amazing so idk why ppl comment stupid ass shit
@@edgargutierrez198 jbl charge 4 have one speaker dumbo. Ihave charge 4 and i know it
30 watts at what impedance? Many '30 watt' amps would roast at 4 ohms, so be sure to check such things before doing something like this yourself.
yup, I checked the Charge 4's driver is actually a 3 ohm so it's safe
@@AudioCuriosity "before doing something like this yourself."
I don’t believe why they don’t show the whole picture, where you can see where the wires are connected
notice me my jbl change 3 it's working in AKAI AK-600 he turn off again i put AKAI AK-600 180swatts he fail again how to cut and,wire from jbl i need help please reply I'm going to video in UA-cam
I honestly think only a few people will actually do this to a really good speaker
i have 100w amplifier for bluetooth 2 channel 25w rms per chanel and it just making lanzar max 12 excursion like crazy
With an box and an tweeter boom you got an amazing speaker
Why do people have to modify something that is already good? Smh.....
Just about any amplifier will work. However, whether it will sound good or clip /damage the sub speaker is another story.
As an audio engineer do not believe this guy. That Kenwood model requires a minimum of 62.5 w to have 2 mm of excusion. Yes the charge will power it. Almost any amp can but for this amount of excusion it probably had a car amp connected to the charge using the speaker level input. Very easy way to trick people as they can see the charge making noises and beeing used.
haha okay if you say so..
I've got myself a little 10W stereo amp ( class D of course ) from ebay for 3$ and i powered 400W sub with it... okay that's sounds like a BS but my sub had a pretty large moves. I don't really know how this little amp do a prop. power to move speaker like big amp so yeah 'it's possible to power any speaker with class D amplifier but never forget to make checks what can your amplifier really do or not. For example , make sure that the subwoofer has a close impedance to an amplifier. But i was pretty amazed what done this amp in charge 4.i love your videos!
you're right, I checked the impedance before doing this
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What's the first song you played on the sub?