IGotABalt

ok so i bought some Pioneer 6x9s for the rear deck, installed them and all but not my sub isnt nearly as loud as before.... where did i go wrong??

MP Cobalt

iTrader: (4)

Check all your connects again. They will sound different there made to play music the subs for the bass

IGotABalt

connections are fine. and i knw tht the subs for the bass lol but its not hitting as hard at all!

nicksredline

stock sub... maby u messed with the stock wiring of the amp... speakers taking to much of the wattage from the amp so it cant deliver it to the sub.( wired in a paralell i dont think it would do that but in a series which it might be it could cause this problem.) its like you put 100( wats, x, any varable) through a series at the end there should be no more of the variable left.

100total --- front speakers(use 50)---- rear speakers( use was 25... now 45)-----sub( was 25 now 5)


not nessicarily how it works but the basics of it... simple as i can explane it :P hook the stockers back up and see if it hits harder or if ur just pickin up more of the treble from the new speakers.

IGotABalt

not a stock sub (im a 2.2)

oooo do my new pioneers need an amp...?? and would tht affect the sub?

DaBuzzard

Possible your new 6x9's have the phase reversed? If so, the bass from the 6x9's would (partially) cancel the bass from the sub.

Try reversing the connections at the new speakers, see if it helps.

IGotABalt

tht wont hurt anything will it?

EmperorJJ1

iTrader: (5)

no it wont.... i would disconnect them while its playing just to make sure you don't have the placebo effect going on

also depending on where you put the line output converter if you had those wires reversed that would effect your bass big time