I needed extra room in my truck so I unhooked my subs from my amp and removed them. After reconnecting them they sound different. Not near as much bass. All stereo and amp settings are the same. I tried readjusting the settings in stereo, amp, and converter. Please help. Thanks in advance.
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LosIsATool 5,000+ posts
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Something came loose somewhere. Probably inside the box
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They are in separate boxes. I carried them maybe 20 feet and they sat on my table all weekend. I'll open them and check though. Thanks
winkychevelle 10+ year member
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Check polarity one is prolly out of phase to the other
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Thank You! That fixed it. Been hooking these things up for years. Can't believe I overlooked something so simple.
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