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<blockquote data-quote="PowerNaudio" data-source="post: 3612976" data-attributes="member: 561215"><p>before you get a different enclosure, double check your amp and head unit settings. on the head unit check that your eq is set to 80Hz. and that any phase adjustments for the subwoofer on the head unit are set to default, and if it has a gain adjustments other then the volume control set them to half to start off or leave them like that if they are all the way up already. on the amps. check your gains, your eq and your subsonic filter. your subsonic filter set it to like 30Hz to start your eq set it to at least 80Hz and your gain to half. set the head units volume to a loud comfortable level and adjust the amps gain up, till it gets louder. if it doesn't then adjust the head unit gain a bit louder and so on, till it works out for you. if it doesn't work out then, i would go with a different enclosure. if your subs are maxing out on the Xmas already then your have actually maxed out your subwoofer output capability, you may be able to squeeze a bit more out from them by getting a better enclosure, but not much.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PowerNaudio, post: 3612976, member: 561215"] before you get a different enclosure, double check your amp and head unit settings. on the head unit check that your eq is set to 80Hz. and that any phase adjustments for the subwoofer on the head unit are set to default, and if it has a gain adjustments other then the volume control set them to half to start off or leave them like that if they are all the way up already. on the amps. check your gains, your eq and your subsonic filter. your subsonic filter set it to like 30Hz to start your eq set it to at least 80Hz and your gain to half. set the head units volume to a loud comfortable level and adjust the amps gain up, till it gets louder. if it doesn't then adjust the head unit gain a bit louder and so on, till it works out for you. if it doesn't work out then, i would go with a different enclosure. if your subs are maxing out on the Xmas already then your have actually maxed out your subwoofer output capability, you may be able to squeeze a bit more out from them by getting a better enclosure, but not much. [/QUOTE]
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