Recent content by Henry De Roche

So Im looking for a 1 channel monoblock? Is there a particular advantage to using a one channel for two subs?

I listen to rock music primarily and don't care what people here outside of the truck, Im just looking for great sound. There are four speakers already in the truck, two up by the heads between the door and the rear facing window and two on the dashboard. I don't have alot of money, so Im...

Good point on the people not knowing my amp part. I think I am going to give in and buy another amp that is more suitable for my needs. The amp keeps going into protection and I have ruled out everything else. Ground is good, amp is receiving precisely enough voltage, remote wire is receiving a...

lol looks like you have more groans then thanks

Crispin you are the one being a d!ck. Why the hell does my spelling matter, its not like I didn't actually spell a word, just the wrong one. As far as I am concerned this site isn't helping me find a solution, but is helping me learn how to figure this **** out...of the 42 posts including mine...

Yes I did.

kushy, though, I did that in the picture, but I didn't use wire to connect the other two open terminals...am I supposed to do that too?

Another thing is that my power at the amp end of the power chord was only 11.8 when the amp calls for output power 14.4v DC, 1KHz RMS Power @ 4 Ohms RMS Power @ 2 Ohms Maximum Power Output input sensitivity low level inputs high level inputs 200 Watts x 2 285 Watts x 2 1000 Watts x 2

WTF is going on with this thing???

my ground is solid, I have power on both sides of the 100amp fuse on the wire, though I did have to modify my terminal by using a longer bolt with another bronze nut on it to hold the lead and the amp power chord to it.   ---------- Post added at 11:17 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:16...

I had it wired wrong. I was reading it upside down and thought that where it said bridged and left and right meant that it was ++-- but I didnt see the top side where it specified right and left channel. I know this must be funny with all you pro's who have serious gear and debate the nuances of...

OKAY. I am slightly embarrased...I had the amp upside down and was reading the bottom part that said bridged and pointed to the outer terminals. I had hooked them up like speakers 1 and 2 1,2,1,2 originally then measured the the terminals from the + of one channel and the - of the other...I...

it doesn't specify the channels...it goes ++-- so would it be 1212?

Do I connect the red to the right+ and the black to the left-?

how do I do that?