Popping noise from one speaker at high volume?

Try tuning/setting the Hertz on the HU with the speakers,may solve the issue, and adjust the setting as well on the amps hertz as well.Try that first before you blow the speaker, if it isnt already

I have the HU set at 100hz I believe, and the amp's HPF isn't adjustable, it's 80hz. If the high pass on the HU affects the RCAs I can set it to as high as 150.

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If you are running that high, and still getting popping,you might want to back down on the amp gain just a bit..Lowest HTZ on the speaker specs is 55?,so you may have too much on the gain?

 

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You have your LOUD button on?Boost?If so, turn it OFF position

Loud and boost are both off. I'll try backing off the gain and see if that helps me at all.. I just think it's weird that it's only one speaker doing this, the driver side doesn't have any popping sound whatsoever.

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Not every speaker is made the same,all are going to be different/take different amounts of power ect,even sold in pairs.You may buy a pair of subs that are DVC4ohm, and each will read differently on an ohm meter..One may say 4.01,while one may say 3.99 even?If new, you can send back as a defective set of speakers provided you have the original box, and reciept,with warranty, to obtain a new pair?Id try backing the gain off just a bit..Kinda sounds like you may be over powering them.Sound doesnt always come from the same from the same speaker.You may have a higher pitch on the left compared to the right,such as background noise/singing even.