its just unscrewing and unhooking 2 wires.

lay it on the back of the box to keep it from pulling out screws.

ok brb ima go check

ok i just checked and theyre 4 ohms

with your amp there isn't anything else you can do.

you are stuck at a 4 ohm load and maybe getting 75rms to each sub as it is.

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parallel wiring wont help ?

imo they are loud enuff for me, just not at the lower tones
and also get distorted wen two diff low sounds are being made

for example, if a high tone is being played accompanied with a lower tone, the result is extremely distorted, almost causes the note to oscillate
would this be because of the amp, or my speakers

if it was a mono amp you would be able to wire them to 2 ohm but you can't with a 2 channel amp.

your amp is the cause for poor quality for the most part.

hmmm, any suggestion on a new amp
not too pricey subwoofer ;]

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_11796_Kenwood-KAC-8104D.html

leave the bass boost on lowest setting. its stronger than you need but should be fine as long as you don't turn its settings up.

cool man thanks

If you want something nice, spend a little more and get some P3 Rockford fosgate. I wipe my ass with kicker comps. Sorry... But they are horrible.