I built a 2.1 subwoofer circuit. The schematic is below. The problem is the sound is low volume. It should be louder than this. I want to confirm the coupling capacitor values are ok in every stage.
The main chip amplifier is TDA7377. It is configured as a stereo bridge.
Note: The diagram shows only a single channel & a subwoofer filter.
Considering it takes me 15 minutes to simulate your analog Bode plot with experience, you ought to learn to define a problem with design specs vs results and simulate with your fave tool.
I like www.Falstad.com/afilter.
You can change values on the fly with a mouseover & wheel or rt. click > edit. As @TimWescott said in comments, your 100n C12 is far too small if using Bridge input 10k min Rin.
Also, Tone control Pot is too sensitive at 50k and a few other improvements can be made after you define your tolerance on specs.
Even if it takes 1/2 hr, why not simulate it before hand?
Nice looking schematic BTW.
Your filters for the satellite speakers reduce their levels.
The amplifying opamp OP2 for the subwoofer increases its level almost 9 times.
Amplify the satellite signals instead of reducing them.
The subwoofer filter cuts high frequencies above 110Hz, will the satellites go down that low?
Increase the lowpass filter cutoff frequency to 200Hz or 300Hz.
Phase shift between the satellite filter and the subwoofer filter might be causing a notch filter reduction at the crossover frequency.
Use a Linkwitz-Riley crossover for both highs and lows that does not produce a phase notch.
