Mark LaFountain

as far as the smell: if you smell this again, please just drop the volume knob. Obviously something isn't set right and you really should have someone take a look at it that has a bit more experience as we where talking about before. sealing the subs with silicone in theroy is ok, but you're just making a mess really with your subs and box and really is un-needed. The huge advantage of strapping your amps is the knowing that each sub will get equal amount of power. Hooking them up individually, you will have a hard time setting gains to be identical as you have to have a multimeter to achieve this. The gain knob being in the same position on each amp does not neccasarly mean the subs are seeing equal power. This would deff. explain why it seems one subs getting more power then the other. hope all of this helps you.

Hey Matt, this is Mark who you spoke with earlier. Looks to me that your amps are not strapped at all, they are running independent of each other the way they are hooked up. One could be warm if the gain on one is higher then the other amps. I would suggest getting these amps properly strapped together, then wire the subs in series/parallel to achieve a 2 ohm load. Here's the tutorial on strapping the amps...

how do you like the new box compared to the old? Looks good

just ordered 25 windshield banners as well in assorted colors. we should be all set in the sticker department from now on.

just uploaded 140 pics to the gallery. DUB show at the Phoenix convention center I went too last weekend. check the link. http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...q=sc&cat=11 here's a few pics of what is in there.