2 Kicker Cvr 12" Underpowered?

[Q_Rolls_Jimmy]

if there isnt a switch.

the splitter goes to your rca's 2 will be red two will be white. channels 1 and 2 should be one side so channel one rca is red channel two is white then channels 3 and 4 next to it 3 should be red 4 should be white. make sense?

[Q_Rolls_Jimmy]

Some kenwood amps have a switch to go from 2ch input to 4 ch input. see if yours has that and try putting it on two channel. should do the trick.

some of us arent lucky enough to get those nice amps haha. i had a pos crunch 4 channel amp that was a lil confusing.

Roscoe you checked my updated thread on my truck? IM PISSED!

[killerdano]

So, I got the y female splitter, both subs are working now... just one is playing not as loud as the other?

[Q_Rolls_Jimmy]

i would double check your connections then. like sub to box box to amp.

and i assume you have adjusted the settings the same for frequency and bass boost ect.

[killerdano]

alright i will try all my connections tmrw... if anyone else has any other thoughts.. please help

[Q_Rolls_Jimmy]

if not try another amp. it may be the amp.

[EricM9104]

check gains

most 4-channel amps will have two gain controls, one gain control for channel 1 and 2, and another gain control for channels 3 and 4.

[Q_Rolls_Jimmy]

i would double check your connections then. like sub to box box to amp.

and i assume you have adjusted the settings the same for frequency and bass boost ect.

i mentioned that but dont know if he tried it...

[killerdano]

So I checked my wiring and everything i even switched left and right speaker hook ups to the amplifier... so now instead of the right sub playing hard its the left sub.. i think this is defiantly a problem with the amp. Since both subs do work just the amp isn't giving enough something to make one of the speakers to work..

[tacomabanga1986]

how many ohm subs? dual 2ohm prolly, try wireing each coil to each channel like left subs dual 2ohm u can wire each channel to 2ohm and that might fix it cause most 4channel amps like my sony is a 2/3/4 front 2 channels are high pass and rear is lowpass bridged also, and front n rear can be high pass also just diff settings, i would try adjusting settings and how subs are wired in box maby a wire came loose, now if there dual 2ohm u can get 4ohm each side or 1ohm each side, and make sure ur box is devided cause if it aint it can be sendin mixed signals makein the subs push/pull on one another, i would look at wireing and make sure, most amps have 1/2 red n white, then 3/4 red white, or so on, make sure u bridge the left + of channel 1, and right - of channel 2, and so on to bridge, and i would play around with settings, or like rosco said most but not all have a switch u can set to switch from 4channel to 2channel i would try that also, and can u take pics of ur amp and subs so we can get somewhat of a idea on what ur asking? hope this helps