Recent content by Josh_Dude83

haha ya thx, that sums up about how I feel right now

it appears I blew the sub. The one coil is reading 2 ohms, but there other is just sky rocketing and keeps going. Oh well. lesson learned. Mono amp ftw.

first thing I'm going to do is go get a mono amp and make my life easier.

idk. Dont have money to replace both, nor do have any spares lying around to figure out what is bad and what isn't. No they weren't bought new. Got from a friend when he moved out. Going to do myself a favor and pick up a mono amp as soon as i can. Less wiring is good!

Yeah, what chillin said. SO that's why i was surprised the sub would blow by turning up a single gain. If anything maybe amp is bad?

I combined both +'s of the amp to the sub + and both -'s to sub -. The dual coil terminal has 2 terminals wired as I said in the original post. So i dont see how cranking the gain on one channel of the amp would blow. It would have been shared by both coils?

alright. I will do that in the morning. So now, if the worst has come to pass and the sub is fried what kind of replacement sub should I get so it doesn't blow again for the amp I have if it's a 4 ohm amp wired as I said to the box. Dual coil single coil? Wiring? I dont want this to happen again...

no no smell. It's still warm too. Idk.

Hello. This is my first post so go easy on me. So i was finally hooking up my amp/cap/sub setup. Everything was going good after setup, but the sub wasn't hitting as hard as i thought it should. I was tinkering with the gain and nothing. Let me state now the amp is a 2 channel RF punch 300s...