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<blockquote data-quote="Jeffdachef" data-source="post: 8361934" data-attributes="member: 650438">is the box one of these?<a href="http://www.zenclosures.com/Charger-s/54.htm" target="_blank">Custom Sub Enclosure | Affordable Sub Box</a>get an RCA to Auxiliary, plug it into the amp and play the songs again and see if there is a difference in the bass response and if your problems still persist. If it sounds better than its something with the head unit/ head unit settings. Make sure to adjust your gain since phone signals are much weaker than head unit signals.If its not the head unit then its either the amp or the enclosure/enclosure position or the wiring.The box is waay too far from the trunk lid to get any real output, it needs to load properly. Sundowns need ported for maximum performance. As for the subs fading, check your grounds and redo them again. Get a digital multi-meter and check your voltages while the system is on.&nbsp; IT could also be your electrical system not being able to handle 2000 watts.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeffdachef, post: 8361934, member: 650438"] is the box one of these? [URL="http://www.zenclosures.com/Charger-s/54.htm"]Custom Sub Enclosure | Affordable Sub Box[/URL] get an RCA to Auxiliary, plug it into the amp and play the songs again and see if there is a difference in the bass response and if your problems still persist. If it sounds better than its something with the head unit/ head unit settings. Make sure to adjust your gain since phone signals are much weaker than head unit signals. If its not the head unit then its either the amp or the enclosure/enclosure position or the wiring. The box is waay too far from the trunk lid to get any real output, it needs to load properly. Sundowns need ported for maximum performance. As for the subs fading, check your grounds and redo them again. Get a digital multi-meter and check your voltages while the system is on. IT could also be your electrical system not being able to handle 2000 watts. [/QUOTE]

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