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SUB WOOFER NOT WORKING LIKE ORIGINAL Problem with Sony Xplod XM-554ZR Car Audio Amplifier 10 inch subs need help I have 10 inch subs in my car i don't know why but they wont really hit like if you turn the amp all the way up and stuff it vibrates a little bit just not like real subs should like it dont bounce the part its supposed to what is the problem i know the amp is very strong but why would it not still make them bounce???? It sounds like the wiring either to the amp or to the subs is put together wrong. This can be because you have them setup in stereo but have the sub on bridge mode or vica versa. This can also be from how you ran the audio input wither from speakers or rca..either wired wrong or the switch for the two options is wrong. Also make sure your gain is turned up. Sound also depends on what kind of box it is in. It HAS to be in a box.

Problem with Sony Xplod XM-554ZR Car Audio Amplifier Will a sony xplode 100w amp bridged push a 1600w cab? if not what is the best compatible cabinet wattage reccomedation? 100watt amp and 1600 watt cab?? Your amp will run it but a lot of the dynnamics of the speakers won't be there.

Problem with Sony Xplod XM-554ZR Car Audio Amplifier How do I hook up a sub woofer to my Sony 52wx4 radio. I dont have a wiring diagram? You can hook it up a couple of ways. Depending on how many subs you have and what ohms they are running at here is the chart you need. If your going to run one sub off it the last option is the way to go. Your going to need to find out the power of your subs or else the power could be off and you could blow the sub. If the rms power is higher than 130watts per coil you will be fine. If so there are four channels on the amp and two should show a line going to each other that says bridge. Hook up the positives and the negative of the subs as shown on the amp that will get your max power. If your sub is running at 4 ohm. Let me know, if not thats how you would do it. Also for the power and remote wires. Hook up a power wire (16 gauge would be plenty fine) from the battery to the + terminal of the amp. Then take an equal or bigger sized wire from ...