Recent content by TheInocence

Me too. Is it too much to ask for my car to have some good bass? Apparently it is.

I rewired my subs to 2ohm today and it did not fix anything. I also saw no problem with the speaker wires. Going back to the shop.

People who drive slow are also typically people who aren't fond of having bass blasted loudly behind them. So if you feel like the guy in front of you should be going a bit faster, just crank up the system and bump them to an appropriate speed.

Okay I'll check for a pinched wire tomorrow morning and bring down the gain slightly. If I don't find anything then I'll just head back to the shop tomorrow and see what they can do. I want my bass! Thanks for the help!

The gain is about halfway between 0 and max. There could be a poor connection but I'm not sure where it would be. I just had the remote connection fixed up today.

I was thinking I might need a bigger power wire. My dad says that it doesn't matter considering it's already getting almost 14 volts.

I got some kit from Walmart over the last summer. 6 gauge power wire and same with the ground I'm pretty sure. Then the remote wire and speaker wires I have no clue. I have a feeling I don't know what you mean exactly, sorry. I'm kind of a noob at this. EDIT: After going back outside, I saw...

It's ASA 400.1X. Thanks for letting me know where to find it. Are you sure the ohm wiring would cause the problem I'm having? I don't know to much about ohms so I just want to be positive. EDIT: It says Mono on the side of the amp. It also says 1ohm stable on the side.

I have two Pioneer TS-W254R 10" Subwoofers . My amp is a Powerbass ASA series amp. I'm not sure what the exact model is sorry.

So since spring break has begun, I decided to finally figure why my amp stopped working about 5 months ago. After a few days of messing around with it and getting nowhere, I decided yesterday to go to a shop to figure out the problem. My amp fried and I needed a new one. They installed a new one...