If your bass sounds weak or garbled when you hook it up as a 2 channel system, try using the balance control on the head.(all system speakers playing ) First, balance it left and note the output. Then balance it right and note the output again.
If the system sounded worse (meaning weak bass output) when centered or faded to one side VS the other, that sub is out of polarity with the rest of the system. Reverse the wires on that sub only and you should be good to go!
Car audio is a subjective topic of discussion — Your choice of product has a lot of variables; Some people want to simply shake the ground with distorted and overpowering bass….some of you want an absolutely audiophile grade true-true sound, some people are aiming for a nice pure clean sound with more than ample bass to lay down a sweet listening pocket and to keep those kick drums pounding your chest…. I myself could probably be pinned somewhere between options 2 and 3…. No matter what kind of enthusiast you are (or perhaps not just an enthusiast but a competitor) Rockford will fill any void or desire you may have - especially in their amp line.
The difference between RMS and peak power ratings is a crucial concept for the A/V shopper to understand. Peak power ratings refer to the amount of power an amplifier produces, or a speaker can handle, for a brief musical burst — like the crack of a kick drum. RMS power describes the amount of continuous power an amplifier produces, or a speaker can handle. The RMS power rating is always the more significant number, as it is a more accurate reflection of a component’s performance in daily use.
Mounting component speakers in your vehicle can require a bit of creativity on your part, but if you’re handy with tools, you probably won’t find it too difficult. When installing a component speaker system, you have to decide where to place three separate elements: the woofers, the tweeters, and the crossovers. Let’s take a look at some different installation circumstances and see how the different elements can be accommodated.
This is a great article from Crutchfield Advisor.
Component speaker systems are the best way to get high-quality sound in your vehicle. You’ll find a wide variety of component speakers available, so picking out one set can be a bit daunting. But if you keep a few important points in mind, you’ll be able to make a smart choice for your vehicle.
Looking for the ideal audio system could be difficult. Perhaps you’re searching for a subwoofer, or an amplifier, or even an enclosure. You have to know what kind of power you need to supply your subwoofer with and how big of a subwoofer enclosure you need for your installation. But there is one solution for all of these—pre-loaded subwoofer box.
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