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Check your amplifier settings to make sure if there are any crossover settings on it you have it set to through, let the Polk crossovers handle bass blocking and frequency
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Check your amplifier settings to make sure if there are any crossover settings on it you have it set to through, let the Polk crossovers handle bass blocking and frequency handling. Check the radio too to make sure your RCAs aren't plugged into the sub out jacks. I know that seems obvious, but I've seen that mistake made.
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