Recent content by JakeHigg78

Thanks for the help guys!

Thank you very much, I'll see if that is the problem

It's only the 6x9's too. Door speakers sound fine

Yes, pioneer head unit. What is a pico fuse?

I just installed 2 pioneer 5-way 6x9 speakers with a power acoustic GT2-900 that gives them 135 watts @ 4 ohms. The speakers are 100 rms and 600 max so they should be fine. I installed everything and when I turned my car on, there was a constant static that increased when I pressed the gas as...

I have 2 Alpine a Type R's rate at 750 RMS and 2,000 peak a piece. I just blew a Hifonics Amp (still not sure why) so I'm looking for a good amp to power these. Preferable under 400$, if it's a little more but worth the money id buy it.

What do I need to do to keep my amp from getting too much power? Or what do I need to do to keep it from blowing?

Over 12 with the car turned OFF. and how would that kill the amp? I don't understand why the amp would turn on and glow. And when I plug the bass knob in it gives the subs a little bit of power.

A little over 12 w/o car turned on

Just checked the subs. They aren't blown. So the problem lies within my amp I believe. It still turns on and lights up but no power from it. It is receiving signal fine. My ground wire is only 4 gauge, but it is not very long- that's the only other problem I can think it could be.

How do I keep my amp from getting too much power? And I'm pretty sure the subs aren't blown, they still flex fine and hit if they have power

750 rms on the subs. 2000 watt peak. The amp is pushing 2200 @ 1 ohm so each sub should be getting about 1100 watt. And 40 volume level which isn't too awful high.

I have 2 Alpine Type R 15's powered by a Hifonics Gladiator 2200 watt amp. They were playing great for about a week. They were playing great and I went to show a friend and kept it at about 40/62 volume for a while and all of the sudden it went static and shut off. The amp was still lit up and...