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<blockquote data-quote="Sabrewulf" data-source="post: 8640871" data-attributes="member: 675018">I have a 2016 jeep wrangler with the navigation, without the alpine system.I had an old amp and 2 component speakers installed for the front, and a 10&quot; subwoofer.The amp is a hertz, 1160 watts, small in size and under my passenger seat.The 2 components are installed for the front on the amp and the sub is installed for the back section of the amp (left).I think the stereo shop is not very good as the sound is a bit muddy and crackles, if music is on pause, there is lots of static noise.The bass&nbsp; (kicker comp 10&quot; in sealed wedge) doesn&#039;t hit very hard, which I&#039;m assuming isn&#039;t a strong subwoofer to begin with.I&#039;ve no idea on how to tune the amp for the speakers and the sub, is there a way to do this on my own?&nbsp; Shop wanted&nbsp; $200 to tune the amp.Any advice would be helpful!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sabrewulf, post: 8640871, member: 675018"] I have a 2016 jeep wrangler with the navigation, without the alpine system. I had an old amp and 2 component speakers installed for the front, and a 10" subwoofer. The amp is a hertz, 1160 watts, small in size and under my passenger seat. The 2 components are installed for the front on the amp and the sub is installed for the back section of the amp (left). I think the stereo shop is not very good as the sound is a bit muddy and crackles, if music is on pause, there is lots of static noise. The bass (kicker comp 10" in sealed wedge) doesn't hit very hard, which I'm assuming isn't a strong subwoofer to begin with. I've no idea on how to tune the amp for the speakers and the sub, is there a way to do this on my own? Shop wanted $200 to tune the amp. Any advice would be helpful! [/QUOTE]

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