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<blockquote data-quote="Jackfitz5" data-source="post: 8627036" data-attributes="member: 674561"><p>I am bench testing my setup in my room. My setup is a pioneer head unit wired to two Sony xplod in door speakers. (just left front positive and negative) and same with the right. Then I have the red and yellow wire for the head unit twisted together and go to the positive post of the car battery. Same with the negative. That is all that is wired to my head unit. Then I have two rca cables in the back of the head unit that run to the amp. The amp has positive and negative leads to the same car battery. The turn on wire is wired to the positive so the amp turns on.it is a pioneer amp and the power light turns blue and stays blue. So I would imagine it is not in protect mode. I have this wired to one 4 ohm svc sub. I have the head unit on a setting that allows for rear, sub which is wired speakers and a subwoofer through the rcas. However, when I play a song, the majority of the bass goes through the door speakers. The subs get just enough for me to tell that they are getting anything sent to them. Any advice?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Jackfitz5, post: 8627036, member: 674561"] I am bench testing my setup in my room. My setup is a pioneer head unit wired to two Sony xplod in door speakers. (just left front positive and negative) and same with the right. Then I have the red and yellow wire for the head unit twisted together and go to the positive post of the car battery. Same with the negative. That is all that is wired to my head unit. Then I have two rca cables in the back of the head unit that run to the amp. The amp has positive and negative leads to the same car battery. The turn on wire is wired to the positive so the amp turns on.it is a pioneer amp and the power light turns blue and stays blue. So I would imagine it is not in protect mode. I have this wired to one 4 ohm svc sub. I have the head unit on a setting that allows for rear, sub which is wired speakers and a subwoofer through the rcas. However, when I play a song, the majority of the bass goes through the door speakers. The subs get just enough for me to tell that they are getting anything sent to them. Any advice? [/QUOTE]

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