Recent content by Kyle#0125

Thanks for the info. It was a nerve racking situation to see smoke rolling behind me and being on the interstate with no where to pull off for 2 miles and just hoping there wasn't flames somewhere.

Thanks for the advice and tips. I always turn it down when I smell anything, but I never knew it was good to keep them moving to help them cool down.

I got 2 new 1 ohm subs. Meant to wire into 1 ohm in series, but put jumper wire on both subs from ground to positive on same coils. Subs were smoking within minutes. All coils still ohm out at...

Rewired it properly, ohm checked, turned down gain and ran it up just a little and let it sit on a 40hz test tone for 5 minutes and got no smoke. I will set the gain tomorrow night and see if they smoke when pushed.

I got 2 new 1 ohm subs. Meant to wire into 1 ohm in series, but put jumper wire on both subs from ground to positive on same coils. Subs were smoking within minutes. All coils still ohm out at 1ohm, I dont see burn marks...but the coils are coated black from factory, no noise or weird behavior...