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I thought of that as a possibility also. I have the amps mounted on top of the sub box, without any space underneath, or on top for that matter. I wasn't sure if that could be a problem, which it probably is, or if it was something wrong with the amps themselves. If its a problem with the amps...

So you are saying I will still need to get new Amps as well

do you think that could fix the overheating then?

so would you think that I just need to change out the radio to keep the amps from overheating? If so do you have any recommendations for another touchscreen radio?

I have the Boss BV8966B (its a touchscreen one) and yes it has a sub output. The volume is set to 35 on that as well. The mono amp's gain is probably about half and the subs hit fairly well without drowning out the rest of the sound.

The way I tuned the amp was I put the volume up to 34 out of 39 then tuned it to how high I would want the music to be at a "max" level. I probably have the gain at around half for the front and maybe a quarter for the rear. the ground is in the trunk. I have 0 gauge wire going from both the...

how to I check if it's clipping? I know I have a very slight bit of alternator whine, but it's not too loud at all.

I have two 12" Infinity reference Series subs hooked up to a 800 watt RMS Audiobahn A8000t mono amp. I live in Arizona and it is constantly hot outside, and even with the weather just starting to be bearable, the amp overheats. I'm looking for a new amp that gets rid of the excess heat well, if...

It is the audiobahn A8000t model. And it has 800 rms at 2 ohms.   I guess my other question would be, would it be useful to use thicker wire for speaker wire?

I recently installed a nice set up, but my brother said I need to use 6 awg (gauge) speaker wire for the subs So I'm not sure where I can buy it, whether online or in store (my preferred choice). My setup is as follows: 2 6.5" power acoustic kickers (Attached to crossovers with 2" power...

Thanks for the quick response!

Hi guys, I have a 12" Infinity Reference Series sub, 1230W. So basically ill give some background: I got the sub from my brother and some of the surround was off of the cone so we tried repairing it with gorilla glue. That held for like a week. Then we tried using Rubber adhesive thinking that...

I have a 12" Infinity Reference Series sub in which the rubber surround keeps becoming unglued. Originally when i got the speaker from my brother, the surround was partially unglued from the cone. So I tried repairing it with Gorrilla Glue which held for a good 3 months maybe, then it came...

TO EVERYONE: Grounding the RCA's worked on the amp and it didn't make a difference on the HU, so i guess it's just a bad amp. (what can you expect from a 15+ yr old amp!). Also i added new RCA's, they didn't seem to make a difference but idk. Either way the Alternator Whine is down to a barely...

I have both the amps grounded at the same spot ( on a wingnut that comes out from the frame to hold down the spare). Well is it weird that only the 4 channel amp is the only one with RCA's that make noise? Either way ill try doing what's in the picture. I just didn't think it would work because...