Recent content by tylersblue

ok. you didnt explain enough for a rookie to understand the first two times, but the third time i got it. sorry. problem is solved. i appreciate the help duane... thankyou very much sir. been dickin with this for 3 days now!

if i unhook one side from the converter, the sub that is hooked up gets the power it should. same thing on either side. just not with both hooked up. wtf!?

i am totally mind blown on this deal... i dont think that the converter would make a difference when it comes to the speakers cancelling each other out. that has to be hooked up right because the speakers are getting the signal. i checked and double checked the wires for the subs going to the...

ok.... do i try to reverse the polarity at the converter?

i know the wires from subs to amp are correct because the amp is mounted to the box. i can clearly see that pos/neg are hooked up right if thats what u are saying....

sorry, do you mean reverse the polarity?

what do you mean switch them around?

also the gains are equal on the converter. it hits hard if the fade is to the right or to the left just not in the middle....

idk what loc is.... lol. the rcas are hooked up on the output for the converter and the input on the amp.

i have a 2004 f150 with the stock stereo. i hooked up a scosche line converter tapped to the rear speakers to my subs.... two fosgate p1 10s. and a fosgate p2502 amp. it doesnt seem like its getting the power to both that it should. if i turn the fade to either side it hits hard { one sub } but...