Slight sound problem with aftermarket sub.
04-21-2012, 11:35 AM
#1
Slight sound problem with aftermarket sub.
So I have everything wired up and good to go.
When listening to my sub, it sounds ok but for the most part wont hit the notes properly. However when I change from center on the Left to Right crossover on the stock headunit it hits properly and much harder when I am either all the way to the right sound channel or vice versa with the left sound channel.
It's almost as if when I put it back to center the 2 channels attempt to cancel the bass. I checked all my wiring it and it appears as though everything matches up with positive and negative from the speaker channels.
When listening to my sub, it sounds ok but for the most part wont hit the notes properly. However when I change from center on the Left to Right crossover on the stock headunit it hits properly and much harder when I am either all the way to the right sound channel or vice versa with the left sound channel.
It's almost as if when I put it back to center the 2 channels attempt to cancel the bass. I checked all my wiring it and it appears as though everything matches up with positive and negative from the speaker channels.
04-21-2012, 02:50 PM
#3
I have this amplifier.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Alpine+-...&skuId=8699358
And this box and subwoofer.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Pioneer+...&skuId=2994279
Except I upgraded the Pioneer Subwoofer up to the shallow mount that handles 300 W RMS and 1200 Peak.
Anyways, its all wired up how you would wire any subwoofer. I taped into the speaker wires and ran speaker lines into the amplifier.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Alpine+-...&skuId=8699358
And this box and subwoofer.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Pioneer+...&skuId=2994279
Except I upgraded the Pioneer Subwoofer up to the shallow mount that handles 300 W RMS and 1200 Peak.
Anyways, its all wired up how you would wire any subwoofer. I taped into the speaker wires and ran speaker lines into the amplifier.
04-21-2012, 05:59 PM
#4
So I have everything wired up and good to go.
When listening to my sub, it sounds ok but for the most part wont hit the notes properly. However when I change from center on the Left to Right crossover on the stock headunit it hits properly and much harder when I am either all the way to the right sound channel or vice versa with the left sound channel.
It's almost as if when I put it back to center the 2 channels attempt to cancel the bass. I checked all my wiring it and it appears as though everything matches up with positive and negative from the speaker channels.
When listening to my sub, it sounds ok but for the most part wont hit the notes properly. However when I change from center on the Left to Right crossover on the stock headunit it hits properly and much harder when I am either all the way to the right sound channel or vice versa with the left sound channel.
It's almost as if when I put it back to center the 2 channels attempt to cancel the bass. I checked all my wiring it and it appears as though everything matches up with positive and negative from the speaker channels.
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