Two solutions to try:
1. try bypassing the crossover; running the woofs full range out of the ss amp; that will tell you if the problem is in the speakers. THEN try it one-box-at-a-time; if one box is louder than two, the woofs might be cancelling each other out.
2. here's what I think it really is: you may need to open the woofer boxes. If the second woof in each box were wired out of phase with the first, they would mostly cancel each other out.
Best of luck,
Joe
1. try bypassing the crossover; running the woofs full range out of the ss amp; that will tell you if the problem is in the speakers. THEN try it one-box-at-a-time; if one box is louder than two, the woofs might be cancelling each other out.
2. here's what I think it really is: you may need to open the woofer boxes. If the second woof in each box were wired out of phase with the first, they would mostly cancel each other out.
Best of luck,
Joe