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You must be overpowering it or your system isn't set up right. How do you have it hooked up to the two sets of inputs on the back? Mine has been pounding for months with no problems.

We had Best Buy do the complete install. I believe it is hooked up wrong in my car. Used the factory head unit so no RCA Jack's for the amplifier and I think they have the RCA jack hooked up behind the factory amplifier instead of in front of the factory amplifier causing to much power or like a surging to the subwoofer at to high of a volume. If you listen to it at more than half volume it after about 2 songs you can smell the sub.

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You must be overpowering it or your system isn't set up right. How do you have it hooked up to the two sets of inputs on the back? Mine has been pounding for months with no problems.
Answered by jonbo223 6 years ago
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We had Best Buy do the complete install. I believe it is hooked up wrong in my car. Used the factory head unit so no RCA Jack's for the amplifier and I think they have the RCA jack hooked up behind the factory amplifier instead of in front of the factory amplifier causing to much power or like a surging to the subwoofer at to high of a volume. If you listen to it at more than half volume it after about 2 songs you can smell the sub.
Answered by Christopher 6 years ago
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