Ok I have 2 amps...one American Pro 2 channel for my subs and one Alpine (3552) 4 Channel for my components. I am making a box now so the subs are currently not in the car. So I am playing my components and they seem to "CRACK" when the bass in a song happens. And most 6x9s are loud for their size. I have Pioneer 3 ways front and back. For some reason I disconnect one of the rear 6x9s....and all of a sudden it is deeper bass. Vice versa it works the same way...but when I put the both together they crack!....:wtf: either that or I need to tweak something on my amplifier. There is a Fixed and VAR setting and a L+R Stereo Mono selector. then Hi pass low pass off....
Plz help thanks

 

i dont get:

For some reason I disconnect one of the rear 6x9s....and all of a sudden it is deeper bass. Vice versa it works the same way...but when I put the both together they crack!

what do you mean when you put them back together?

 

soo there are 4 channels the rears are on 3 and 4 and disconnect 3 and all of a sudden it is in full function. Then I reconnect it to the channel and its all ****ty bass...

 

ahh i see now....


are you sure the wiring is done right....what OHM are those speakers? are you sure you didnt get the + and - mixed up?

 

Hmmmm the plus and minus....i didnt really think that mattered....cause either way they still play...

 

strange... do you have any hp/lp filters on your amp and/or deck???

 

I know it matters when it comes to subs as far as the + and -. You are either running in phase or out of phase. It will make a difference in sound of subs and if you have two wired differently then you will pretty much get not bass response out of them. This may also be the case with your 6X9's.

 

I think you are right ueb....and I have 3 preouts on my Pioneer Premier 740MP....and I can select HP/LP on my amp

 

I agree... one of the speakers is out of phase.