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<blockquote data-quote="PhatalOne" data-source="post: 493366" data-attributes="member: 551451">Well I&#039;d keep the insulation unless you would like the bass to be a bit tighter. Second it sounds to me like your subs were out of phase (either they were wired wrong or the amp had the phase setting moved) and so when you reversed it you fixed that problem.If you really want to make sure everything is right, you can rewire the box to make sure you are getting the optimum ohm load for your amp and make sure your subs are wired in phase. Then I&#039;d make sure your amp has the phase control on it set to its default (which should be 0) and go from there.Overall it sounds like you&#039;ve solved most of the problems yourself, these would just be additional things you can do to try and not solve it at the deck and possibly try to get a bit more power from your amp. However before I would rewire my subs for a different ohm load I&#039;d make sure I knew what my amp can handle per channel and in bridged mode so you don&#039;t accidentally mess up your amp.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PhatalOne, post: 493366, member: 551451"] Well I'd keep the insulation unless you would like the bass to be a bit tighter. Second it sounds to me like your subs were out of phase (either they were wired wrong or the amp had the phase setting moved) and so when you reversed it you fixed that problem. If you really want to make sure everything is right, you can rewire the box to make sure you are getting the optimum ohm load for your amp and make sure your subs are wired in phase. Then I'd make sure your amp has the phase control on it set to its default (which should be 0) and go from there. Overall it sounds like you've solved most of the problems yourself, these would just be additional things you can do to try and not solve it at the deck and possibly try to get a bit more power from your amp. However before I would rewire my subs for a different ohm load I'd make sure I knew what my amp can handle per channel and in bridged mode so you don't accidentally mess up your amp. [/QUOTE]

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