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<blockquote data-quote="Viktor Andersson" data-source="post: 8862415" data-attributes="member: 690211"><p>Hi, i recently bought a new car audio system (subwoofer, amp, and a high to low level converter). Although after adjusting the amp gain to the max the subwoofer barely moves and underperforms. I know the amp isnt the problem because its supposed to deliver 1900 rms in 2 ohm and my subwoofer is a 15 inch 1500 rms and the sub is connected to 2 ohms. I´ve tried many diffrent things but nothing worked, so can anybody leave a suggestion to help me figure out the problem.</p><p>Thanks!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Viktor Andersson, post: 8862415, member: 690211"] Hi, i recently bought a new car audio system (subwoofer, amp, and a high to low level converter). Although after adjusting the amp gain to the max the subwoofer barely moves and underperforms. I know the amp isnt the problem because its supposed to deliver 1900 rms in 2 ohm and my subwoofer is a 15 inch 1500 rms and the sub is connected to 2 ohms. I´ve tried many diffrent things but nothing worked, so can anybody leave a suggestion to help me figure out the problem. Thanks!!! [/QUOTE]
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