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<blockquote data-quote="Full Tilt" data-source="post: 8090444" data-attributes="member: 640249">No offense, man, but I don&#039;t exactly see the equipment you&#039;re running as &#039;quality&#039; stuff. I will for help&#039;s sake, however, roll with you on this one, since it appears to me that you&#039;re looking for a relatively modest setup.1. Be sure your setup is wired correctly. You may be running at a much higher impedance than you&#039;re looking to be, and therefore your amp may not be putting out the kind of power you think it should be.2. Honestly, I would upgrade equipment. I realize you&#039;re not looking for heart-stopping bass, but even on this small of a system, you can get much more clear, defined, well-rounded sounds from different brands, and probably for a better price than you got on your Kicker equipment.The CVT is a shallow-mount subwoofer, why did you go with this setup? Is it in the box recommended by Kicker?And, keep in mind - you&#039;re only giving that subwoofer 75% of it&#039;s rated power. Some subs really don&#039;t kick in until you hit that RMS mark.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Full Tilt, post: 8090444, member: 640249"] No offense, man, but I don't exactly see the equipment you're running as 'quality' stuff. I will for help's sake, however, roll with you on this one, since it appears to me that you're looking for a relatively modest setup. 1. Be sure your setup is wired correctly. You may be running at a much higher impedance than you're looking to be, and therefore your amp may not be putting out the kind of power you think it should be. 2. Honestly, I would upgrade equipment. I realize you're not looking for heart-stopping bass, but even on this small of a system, you can get much more clear, defined, well-rounded sounds from different brands, and probably for a better price than you got on your Kicker equipment. The CVT is a shallow-mount subwoofer, why did you go with this setup? Is it in the box recommended by Kicker? And, keep in mind - you're only giving that subwoofer 75% of it's rated power. Some subs really don't kick in until you hit that RMS mark. [/QUOTE]

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