I think speakers are cancelling out each other??

[DeboDaddy 10+ year member]

The most common cause of what you explained is from reversed polarity. No bass when balanced evenly, but when u balance to one side, the bass returns... Very typical of reversed polarity.

Sure, cold weather can reduce the bass output of a speaker, but once it warms up it should be back to normal. I remember the two 8" 's I had in my truck would not put out much when it was under 10 degrees or so, but once they warmed up it was all good.

If the wiring is right, since you know what your doing and do not make simple mistakes, then either you flucked somethin up, or the speaker just shot craps. That's a decision that people on a forum can't help you with. Either way it sounds brokededed.

 

[Twista89 10+ year member]

I just got done checking the wiring once again and everything is set up as it suppose to be. I got kicker wiring so it has the blue and gray wiring for speaker wire. The blue wire which is connected to the positive side on the amp is connected to the bigger connector of the two on the speaker. Gray wire is running from negative to smaller connector. Other speaker is set up the same way. I would of took pictures but I dont have my camera in college. I didnt say I cant make simple mistakes but this is just to simple a 10 year old could figure it out. I am 200% positive these wires are correctly installed. But it doesnt matter its been close to -20 all this weekend and with wind chills its -6 today and I dont have my car in a garage nor is it the most insulated car on the road right now so Im just gonna wait till it starts to get somewhat warmer and figure this out. Thanks for your info guys.