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<blockquote data-quote="gotgohan" data-source="post: 1759934" data-attributes="member: 567953">AMP ~ KAC 8152DSUB(s) ~ KFC W3003Headunit = KDC MP428(dunno if that right model)I have been trying to get my sound system just right, however I can only use one sub, and it sounds nice and gets real loud.&nbsp; I was wondering why I can&#039;t have both subs on it?AMP Specs:1100 Watts Max Output300 Watt ~ 4 Ohm550 Watt ~ 2 OhmSUB Specs:600 Watts Max160 watt RMS4 Ohm capacity eachCould anyone tell me why I can&#039;t have both subs connected and sounding good, I fooled around with the knob on the amp that indictated sensitivity input, and the EFC or w/e and they change the amount of bass coming out but it doesn&#039;t seem to get as pumping as just one sub.&nbsp; Is it because its not pushing enouhg power from amp.&nbsp; Or am I conncting it wrong.&nbsp; I tried doing the Series connections between the subs, and parallel, both sound bad. =/</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gotgohan, post: 1759934, member: 567953"] AMP ~ KAC 8152D SUB(s) ~ KFC W3003 Headunit = KDC MP428(dunno if that right model) I have been trying to get my sound system just right, however I can only use one sub, and it sounds nice and gets real loud. I was wondering why I can't have both subs on it? AMP Specs: 1100 Watts Max Output 300 Watt ~ 4 Ohm 550 Watt ~ 2 Ohm SUB Specs: 600 Watts Max 160 watt RMS 4 Ohm capacity each Could anyone tell me why I can't have both subs connected and sounding good, I fooled around with the knob on the amp that indictated sensitivity input, and the EFC or w/e and they change the amount of bass coming out but it doesn't seem to get as pumping as just one sub. Is it because its not pushing enouhg power from amp. Or am I conncting it wrong. I tried doing the Series connections between the subs, and parallel, both sound bad. =/ [/QUOTE]

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