What would cause my amp to cut out??
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Originally Posted by CHEVRACER83
I Just Read The Specs On The Amp... And It Said The Sub Channel Is Only 4 Ohm Stable.
Just Wire Up One Of The Voice Coils And You Will Be Fine
Just Wire Up One Of The Voice Coils And You Will Be Fine
I'll just take the wires off one of the voice coils tomorrow. Do you think that will affect the performance of the sub any??
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Originally Posted by LesPaul
well then thats not it.... could be time to replace your amp man
i hope not. i already have had 2 warrantied already (it's a really long story) this one is still brand new
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Originally Posted by LesPaul
oooo this is new.... sorry i didn't read.... and yes only wiring one voice coil will dramatically reduce sub performance
is there a way that i can have both wired up and not have the ohm load drop, so the amp has to work so hard?
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Originally Posted by 2002C5COUPE
is there a way that i can have both wired up and not have the ohm load drop, so the amp has to work so hard?
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Originally Posted by LesPaul
you could wire your subs parallel so it will only be 2 ohms to your amp
i only have 1 sub w/ dual voice coils. the way i have it wired now is that the sub channel + and - go to the first voice coil's + and -, then i have the 2 voice coil's + and - wired together.
another way to explain it is that the + sub channel wire goes to the + on the first voice coil, then i have a wire that goes from that + to the + on the other voice coil. ( and of course the - is wired the same way)
i don't know a whole lot about this stuff so feel free to tell me if i did something stupid, lol
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ok well i just saw and read the sticky
tomorrow im going to go wire my sub's voice coils in series, i think that is my problem
ill post up and let yall know what i find
thanks again for all the ideas!
tomorrow im going to go wire my sub's voice coils in series, i think that is my problem
ill post up and let yall know what i find
thanks again for all the ideas!