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<blockquote data-quote="baaaa1233333" data-source="post: 7238005" data-attributes="member: 630906"><p>What do you mean by splicing speaker wire? Sorry its probably a pretty common thing, but I'm lost haha. I had to tap into the rear speakers for the LOC for the RCA's. The sub like barely moves when its playing music even if I turn the gains up. I'm using a sealed box but it was within the size requirements of what alpine recommended. Should I have gotten ported?</p><p></p><p>If I go to advanced auto is there any way for me to use a multimeter or something to check the output coming out of the amp? I've never used one so I'd be lost but is there any way to check that the amp is pushing the right amount of sound?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="baaaa1233333, post: 7238005, member: 630906"] What do you mean by splicing speaker wire? Sorry its probably a pretty common thing, but I'm lost haha. I had to tap into the rear speakers for the LOC for the RCA's. The sub like barely moves when its playing music even if I turn the gains up. I'm using a sealed box but it was within the size requirements of what alpine recommended. Should I have gotten ported? If I go to advanced auto is there any way for me to use a multimeter or something to check the output coming out of the amp? I've never used one so I'd be lost but is there any way to check that the amp is pushing the right amount of sound? [/QUOTE]
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