I really need help

[Jduncan15]

So I bought this dual 12" box for my subs both of which I've used in a single box and have slammed. I wired the subs in series then to each other and ran them to the amp as if it was a mono amp meaning one connection for two subs. The amp couldn't handle the ohm rating at bridged mode so I reworded them in series and in both channels of the amp. Now they hit fin and the amp doesn't get hot but the bass is gone I checked every connection tried playing with frequencies on the radio and head unit nothing helped. Please someone I need help lol

[Skullz]

You lost a lot of power wiring them to a higher ohm load.

You need a better, more powerful amp.

[reedal]

What subs (make, model, voice coil configuration) what amp? That will help get started.

Where are the crossovers set at?

Did you measure the resistance of the subwoofers with a multimeter to verify the ohm load that the amplifier would be receiving?

Edit: also, what enclosure did you buy? A custom designed enclosure from a shop or something premade from Amazon/eBay/other retailer?

[Jduncan15]

Guys I feel like an idiot the one sub yes just the one was wired backwards at the box making the sub move but not produce bass what so ever. So i reveresed the connections and it's slamming thank you all for you help! Problem solved!