I'm not sure if it's my RCA cables or my amp but whenever I plug in both RCA's to my amp my subs go really low. But if I unplug one of the 2 RCA's it goes to the normal sound but only one of my 2 subs are hitting. I was wondering if i have a problem with my wiring or if it's the amp. Help would be greatly appreciated
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