subs hit at diff times??

[makaveli3004]

hi i recently was looking at my subs and i notice that the right sub hits 1st then the left sub will hit after it. what could be causeing this problem to happen

[Haibane]

Is there a divider in the box?

[BP2K2Max]

are you sure the 2nd sub is actually hitting and not just vibrating from the first sub?

[PaulD]

you have the subs wired out of phase ........ take just one of subs out and take the wires from the amp off and put them back reversed from how you took them off

[aznxthuggie]

my friend thought the same thing.. but one of his subs wasn't even plugged in, and it was just vibrating from the other sub.. i say u check your connections again

[TFFantasy44]

I'd go with PaulD. Having them wired out of phase can damage them too, so check them asap.

[Jet-Lee]

out of phase can only damage them if they share a chamber in the box. If the box is divided and the chambers are sealed seperately, then he will only get sound variance.

[bumpinstang77]

it still won't dmamge them it will only cancel out

[MStout]

This isnt about subs but if one of my Pioneer 6x9s was out of phase...could that have caused the "stem" that the mid and tweeter sit on to come loose in there? Its a 3 way so I think you can picture what I mean...its just not tight in there and the bass makes it wobble and rattle now.

[PaulD]

Originally Posted by MStout

This isnt about subs but if one of my Pioneer 6x9s was out of phase...could that have caused the "stem" that the mid and tweeter sit on to come loose in there? Its a 3 way so I think you can picture what I mean...its just not tight in there and the bass makes it wobble and rattle now.

No, that's just a defective speaker