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<blockquote data-quote="91explorerV6" data-source="post: 411616" data-attributes="member: 553505">I got a crappy little Pyramid 300 watt arctic series amp for free with a car I boughtI decided to mess around with it in my truck for the heck of it so I hooked it all upand powered a 10&quot; Polk Subwoofer sounded surprisingly loud then one of my fellowdummys said &quot;hey what would happen if you spliced RCA cords into one of the speaker lines&quot; so we decided to try it I cut the RCA cord and when we got the coating off there were to sets of wire a small wire in the middle of a bunch of thicker strands of wire the thinner was in its own coating though im sure you all know what an RCA cord looks like lol anyways we spliced it into a speaker wire and hooked it back up to the sub wich them pounded like crazy the bass out of that one 10 was insane so I left it like that for&nbsp; probably 6 months then decided to hook it up the right way with a fresh set of RCA&#039;s out of my Head Unit when I did this the sub was real quiet so after a few days I decided to change it back so I hooked it back up the way it was and now it sounds like crap its so distorted you cannot make out bass notesDid I blow the amp or something? I know its not the sub cause I tried 4 of my other 10 inch subwoofers (Rockford Fosgate Jensen and another Polk) and they all did the same thing. Also why was it so much louder when It was spliced into the speaker wire? I dunno just thought it was interesting dont really care if I blew the amp it was just a pyramid lol</blockquote>

[QUOTE="91explorerV6, post: 411616, member: 553505"] I got a crappy little Pyramid 300 watt arctic series amp for free with a car I bought I decided to mess around with it in my truck for the heck of it so I hooked it all up and powered a 10" Polk Subwoofer sounded surprisingly loud then one of my fellow dummys said "hey what would happen if you spliced RCA cords into one of the speaker lines" so we decided to try it I cut the RCA cord and when we got the coating off there were to sets of wire a small wire in the middle of a bunch of thicker strands of wire the thinner was in its own coating though im sure you all know what an RCA cord looks like lol anyways we spliced it into a speaker wire and hooked it back up to the sub wich them pounded like crazy the bass out of that one 10 was insane so I left it like that for probably 6 months then decided to hook it up the right way with a fresh set of RCA's out of my Head Unit when I did this the sub was real quiet so after a few days I decided to change it back so I hooked it back up the way it was and now it sounds like crap its so distorted you cannot make out bass notes Did I blow the amp or something? I know its not the sub cause I tried 4 of my other 10 inch subwoofers (Rockford Fosgate Jensen and another Polk) and they all did the same thing. Also why was it so much louder when It was spliced into the speaker wire? I dunno just thought it was interesting dont really care if I blew the amp it was just a pyramid lol [/QUOTE]

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