Hello,
I just bought a Rockford Punch amp 2 channel 3002 as well as a 12" Rockford Punch stage 3 sub for my 01 mustang vert w/ mach 460. I used an in-line converter from the rear speakers after it comes from the amp to use for the RCA's. I hooked up everything and all that comes out of the sub is high pitched sound and no base. I took it to the place I bought it from and they switched the amp for a MTX amp mono channel and when he hooked it up good base was coming out until he unplugged the RCA's and then hooked them back up it started to smoke. We then hooked back up the Fosgate amp and it is still doing the same thing only hi pitched music. Can anyone help me with this, any help will be appreciated. Also how can I tell which is negative and positive for the rear speakers? I looked at the wiring diagram and believe I have the right connections. Rear right positive is Orange and Red. Left Rear positive is Grey and blue.
Does anyone know where the best place is to tap into for a low frequency?
I just bought a Rockford Punch amp 2 channel 3002 as well as a 12" Rockford Punch stage 3 sub for my 01 mustang vert w/ mach 460. I used an in-line converter from the rear speakers after it comes from the amp to use for the RCA's. I hooked up everything and all that comes out of the sub is high pitched sound and no base. I took it to the place I bought it from and they switched the amp for a MTX amp mono channel and when he hooked it up good base was coming out until he unplugged the RCA's and then hooked them back up it started to smoke. We then hooked back up the Fosgate amp and it is still doing the same thing only hi pitched music. Can anyone help me with this, any help will be appreciated. Also how can I tell which is negative and positive for the rear speakers? I looked at the wiring diagram and believe I have the right connections. Rear right positive is Orange and Red. Left Rear positive is Grey and blue.
Does anyone know where the best place is to tap into for a low frequency?