Help sub won't hit

[ninjaff21]

i have a solid ground and power from the battery i have a cigar lighter in the trunk area of my rover and im going to wire 12volt off that

 

[ninjaff21]

i have a line converter a scosche LOC-80

 

[Bass4Days 10+ year member]

i have a line converter a scosche LOC-80

idk I would use a converter that gives you rca's and then you would be using your input on your amp. In the pics u had they were empty

 

[ninjaff21]

Right they were empty this converter i have changes them to RCA im using high line imputs on a low line signal coming from my rovers amp

 

[Loudmp5 10+ year member]

I think on that loc you can adjust signal make sure it's turned up if you can

 

[Bass4Days 10+ year member]

Right they were empty this converter i have changes them to RCA im using high line imputs on a low line signal coming from my rovers amp

And thats where your problem lies. Dont know much about it. But i dont use those and my stuff works. Your stock amp should have nothing to do with it.

 

[ninjaff21]

Yep i used the RCA converter on the stock lines and now it works! its weird it only works with one RCA in. i have to send my rovers amp to the left side for the sub to start working. are my wires still not wired correctly?

 

[Bass4Days 10+ year member]

Yep i used the RCA converter on the stock lines and now it works! its weird it only works with one RCA in. i have to send my rovers amp to the left side for the sub to start working. are my wires still not wired correctly?

No for some reason everyones music will start with just 1.Its a specific one but I dont know the science behind it. Your all good..//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fro.gif.c695f1f814b01c4ad99fe7f8cccadd29.gif

 

[CrossoverOre 10+ year member]

if it works with only one rca connected you have the polarity of the connection at the factory sub wire out of phase. reverse one input side of the loc and that should fix the problem.