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<blockquote data-quote="rbtrucking" data-source="post: 8319909" data-attributes="member: 629877">I actually dont know if I blew the amp now it seems to be working fine. I noticed the ground was a little loose but I hadn&#039;t checked that because it was under the carpet under the huge sub box and all that. I usually listen to rock, or r&amp;amp;b. The sub is 3.5 cu ft shared enclosure. but I would like to know more about how you had your D6 box set. I told the guy that built mine I&#039;d like a lower tune because I was afraid that would happen but he swore 35hz was like a sweet spot between great lows and being able to play really loud.What specs did you have your box built to? The spec requirements Diamond Audio recommends for these subs is 40hz tuned box which I thought was way too high.There&#039;s no way I could adjust the tuning of the box I have already huh? I would probably have to get a whole new box built I am assuming, right?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rbtrucking, post: 8319909, member: 629877"] I actually dont know if I blew the amp now it seems to be working fine. I noticed the ground was a little loose but I hadn't checked that because it was under the carpet under the huge sub box and all that. I usually listen to rock, or r&b. The sub is 3.5 cu ft shared enclosure. but I would like to know more about how you had your D6 box set. I told the guy that built mine I'd like a lower tune because I was afraid that would happen but he swore 35hz was like a sweet spot between great lows and being able to play really loud. What specs did you have your box built to? The spec requirements Diamond Audio recommends for these subs is 40hz tuned box which I thought was way too high. There's no way I could adjust the tuning of the box I have already huh? I would probably have to get a whole new box built I am assuming, right? [/QUOTE]

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