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Hooking up only one sub, no sound.

This is a new install of the JVC ax3500 amplifier, the woofer has been tested on another amp and is working, the woofer doesnt produce any sound. It does however make small vibrations when a lot of bass is being played. I tried changing the RCA cables to different positions as well as turning the HPF and LPF switches on and off and one on one off, all different possible combinations.

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Check headunit output

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