My Subs dont sound right help please

[CAT MAN 5,000+ posts]

i use 1 run of streetwires ofc 12 gauge on 1k or less per sub. if more i double up . just putting my opinion out dere

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

I recommend taking your vehicle to Orileys, Autozone and get your battery tested, with a load, and without.Alot of bad batteries have been sold this year.ITS FREE, and only takes like 15-20min of your time??IMO

 

[kramer_212 10+ year member]

Have u checked to see what ur voltage is?? Check at the amp while playing and see what it drops too

this is what i was going to say +1

 

[biabia87 10+ year member]

So I checked out the subs and wiring everything is good, its gotta be an electrical problem...the volts on my battery on my gauge cluster on the dashboard get really low on songs w/ heavy bass. Should I upgrade the battery since I have a piece of sh** AC Delco battery or you think a capacitor would do any good Im on a budget

 

[Ninesvnsicks 10+ year member]

So I checked out the subs and wiring everything is good, its gotta be an electrical problem...the volts on my battery on my gauge cluster on the dashboard get really low on songs w/ heavy bass. Should I upgrade the battery since I have a piece of sh** AC Delco battery or you think a capacitor would do any good Im on a budget

No one ever needs a cap just get a nice deep cycle and you should be ok.

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

Go get the battery tested, and quite jumping to conclusions.. Its free at Orielys..your battery is prob about to **** by now due to all the elect add ons.IMO

 

[i2ain2thunder 10+ year member]

sounds like you need a nicer battery regaurdless if issues. If your grounds are all good connections than I would say abesolutely replace that battery and see if you can't add some 4 gauge or 1/0 to the Big 3 Connections.