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<blockquote data-quote="joem1cha3l" data-source="post: 8618112" data-attributes="member: 576256">Any suggestions? Purchased Hertz ESK 6.5&#039;s for the front and DSK 6.5&#039;s for the rear. Both components.Im running the front at 120 HZ with -18db/slopeIm running the rear at 100 HZ with -18db slopeSubwoofer is being run at 80 Hz, but that sounds fine.Amp is Infinity Kappa K4. I turned everything down to 0, turned HU up to 3/4 volume and tuned from there.I just am not getting crisp sound. Wiring from HU to door is stock.Wiring for amp is high end, good stuff.Wiring for components is a random, cheap 16 gauge.Any thoughts in particular? Running them in a 2016 Tundra. Head Unit is a Kenwood DDX374BTHELP PLEASE BEFORE I TOSS THESE THINGSIm not getting clean, crisp sound at all. Particularly in the mid range. Bass (whatever is left w those crossover levels) sounds like crap!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="joem1cha3l, post: 8618112, member: 576256"] Any suggestions? Purchased Hertz ESK 6.5's for the front and DSK 6.5's for the rear. Both components. Im running the front at 120 HZ with -18db/slope Im running the rear at 100 HZ with -18db slope Subwoofer is being run at 80 Hz, but that sounds fine. Amp is Infinity Kappa K4. I turned everything down to 0, turned HU up to 3/4 volume and tuned from there. I just am not getting crisp sound. Wiring from HU to door is stock. Wiring for amp is high end, good stuff. Wiring for components is a random, cheap 16 gauge. Any thoughts in particular? Running them in a 2016 Tundra. Head Unit is a Kenwood DDX374BT [B]HELP PLEASE BEFORE I TOSS THESE THINGS[/B] Im not getting clean, crisp sound at all. Particularly in the mid range. Bass (whatever is left w those crossover levels) sounds like crap! [/QUOTE]

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