Problem with sound quality

i just bought a pair of 350 watt THUMP! 15 inch subs and a 400 watt Linear 2-channel amp. i got them all hooked up and i cant get good sound at aaalll. u almost cant even see the subs move. could it be a wire-quality issue or something fixable? or does the equipment just plain suck?

wut the brand of amp and subs

i hope those are rms watts because 350 max watts on a 15.........yea ur shit sucks then. ur amp prabably is too small also. is it a sound issue like distortion, or do they just not hit hard......or both?

doesnt hit hard. yea i was kinda thinkin the amp was too small...my friends got the same brand of subs only 10s and they sound good. so theres no way to get more outa them rather than spendin another 250 on an amp?

im new with these things. k this is what it says on the cardboard box the subs came in...
-2" voice coil
-4 ohm
-efficency 92dB
-24-4KHZ Frequency

and on the amp...
-Class A/B Circuitry
-2Ohm Stereo Stable
-Chrome plated terminals
-Low/High level inputs
-Frequency response 20-20KHz
-Built in LPF/HPF Crossovers
-THD Level > 0.5% at 4 OHM

help me haha is there something i can do to get better sound or do i have to buy somethin new, and if that then what?

your amp and sub are probaly low quality swap mall shit,

Linear is good for amps according to sr20... I think your problem is the box, or wiring... You have 2 subs right? how are they wired?

if those subs have a 92DB efficiency, then i'd say that its not your amp, its probly an install issue, maybe wires are loose somwhere, check all of your connections....

Linear is good for amps according to sr20... I think your problem is the box, or wiring... You have 2 subs right? how are they wired?


Linear Power is good....Linear is a cheap knock off. Sucks how similar names can be sometimes....

wire it all parallel

Umm noo...

you need to just wire each sub to each individual channel