I have a mono 1000 watt kicker amp hooked up to 2 l5 solo barics, why does one hit harder than the other?

Question

one of my two subs, which are hooked up in series and are dual 4 ohm solo barics, is hitting harder than the other, and i cant self diagnose the problem, can anyone help or give me some input?

Answer 1

verify your subs are connected good, check this website for more info

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-gkrMJMxnjlF...

Answer 2

well make sure ur sub is still hooked up cause i know that even if u dont have a sub hooked up and its in a box with another sub playing.... it will still look like its actually hooked up and it will hit a lil bit....but if its not hitting as hard, that could be the same problem.. just make sure everything is hooked up and hooked up the same way...check inside ur enclosure and make sure the connections r good...one way to check would to be just kook that one sub up to see how hard it hits then....well first off i just looked up ur subs and ur amp and ur not putting the full power to ur subs...that amp only pushes out 1000 rms and ur subs have 1400 rms..thats probably ur issue there...get a amp with 1400 rms at one ohm..and there is another problem, ur amp is 100 rms at 2 ohms, u cant get those subs to 2 ohms to get the 1000 rms..so u must have them at 500 rms at 4 ohms...u need to get a amp that has 1000 rms at one ohm and i guarantee u that u will fix ur problem....mtx audio thunder ta7801 is my recommendation for u .....it has 1200 rms at 1 ohm....just dont turn the gain no way near up...that amp will blast ur subs and then some...so be careful..the amp is underrated and produces very good sond quality and is only 260 dollars plus shipping....go to sonicelectronix.com......good luck

Answer 3

their wired incorrectly.  check the wireing.  they should be hitting at teh same time, at the same strength.