Subs only get loud if I fade and balance to one speaker

[Droopy1069]

Subs are quiet when fader and balance are centered, then get way louder when I balance and fade to one speaker.

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[Bobbytwonames 5,000+ posts]

It sounds like you are connected to the wrong pre-outs. Just a guess.

 

[Droopy1069]

I am running Audison apf8.9 fully active to front and rear components. Then the sub preout to a Audison apf1d to 2 subs. Just weird the subs get at least 3 times louder when I fade and balance to any of the 4 speakers.

 

[Bobbytwonames 5,000+ posts]

I am running Audison apf8.9 fully active to front and rear components. Then the sub preout to a Audison apf1d to 2 subs. Just weird the subs get at least 3 times louder when I fade and balance to any of the 4 speakers.

It's got to be a setting in the headunit somewhere. That would be my guess.

 

[1aespinoza Premium Member]

I am running Audison apf8.9 fully active to front and rear components. Then the sub preout to a Audison apf1d to 2 subs. Just weird the subs get at least 3 times louder when I fade and balance to any of the 4 speakers

Are you using the OEM radio? If yes, how are you spliced into it?

 

[Droopy1069]

Are you using the OEM radio? If yes, how are you spliced into it?

Stock head unit. Spliced from back of radio into 8.9 speaker level inputs

 

[1aespinoza Premium Member]

Stock head unit. Spliced from back of radio into 8.9 speaker level inputs

Was a car specific harness used where you only had to match color coded wires? If no, then there may have been a polarity issue during splicing. Recheck the work to rule it out.

 

[staan]

switch the phase on your sub

 

[Jimi77 Premium Member]

We don't have enough info, but I'm pretty sure you got something out of phase. When you fade to one side or the other the phase issue disappears.