Hollow Sound from MOJO?

[liftedcj7on44s 10+ year member]

you sure the suspension is in tact??? Ive never heard of a hollow sub. maybe they only sold you the motor,basket and cone???

 

[01 S 10 10+ year member]

I Hooked upp all my self....Would it work if I just hooked up two voice coils?
Since each coil is 2ohm, could I just hook up to one side and leave the other unhooked?

no, use both VC's, you do have the positive from one side of the sub connected to the negative on the other side of the sub right?

and then the remaining negative on the first side and the positive on the second side going to the amp....

 

[Memphis Bangin 10+ year member]

yea...i rehooked it up and it sound a little deeper now..but it cuts out the bass...itll sound loud and hit hard and then juts go really low and sound like the amp is turned down?

Would it be better just to bring it somewhere?

 

[01 S 10 10+ year member]

double check the settings on the amp, you are using a subwoofer output for your RCA's on your head unit right?

 

[Gilliz 10+ year member]

yea...i rehooked it up and it sound a little deeper now..but it cuts out the bass...itll sound loud and hit hard and then juts go really low and sound like the amp is turned down?Would it be better just to bring it somewhere?

Try a different amp.

 

[Memphis Bangin 10+ year member]

yea....should my crossover gain be down or up? its goes from 50 to 200.

 

[Rashaddd 5,000+ posts]

If it sounds better (clearer/more accurate) when you turn the gain down there's a good chance it was clipping or bottoming out when your gains were higher.

Clipping would just make it have a strange, higher pitched sound, and would make it so it doesn't really hit hard anymore.

Bottoming out would have a similar affect but you would hear a sound as if something hard is slapping on something as well.