Recent content by munkeys4u

i encounter a similar problem when i was trying different wiring techniques on my speakers. similar only because my radio and other speakers still worked just not my woofers. my speakers are dual voice and i wired the speakers wrong and the amp acted the same as yours. barely turn the gain up...

yeah im sure its just for 8 gauge, which is weird if it requires a 150 amp fuse. but the fuse doesnt blow unless i take the ohms down to low, which i have done and that was the only time it blew. maybe i am pushing the amp too much. what amp would you recommend to power those speakers or what...

im using 4 gauge wire for power and ground. i had Tweaters install the amp. now the manuel calls for a 150 amp use which would need 4 gauge wire but the amp only has a connection for one 8 gauge wire. right now i only have a 80 amp fuse on it, not sure if that could be a problem, atleast thats...

my seat folds foward, so the amp is sitting upright. air does get to it. and i dont have it bridged. im using both channels, that diagram is how i have each speaker set up with its channel.

i have a ford escape and its mounted on the back of the back seat. i leave the seat laying down so the amp is flat and i also mounted it with some 1/2 inch spacers.

as stated my amp keeps overheating: i have an RF P8002 and two punch HE2 P8002 200w x 2 @ 4ohms 400w x 2 @ 2ohms 800w x 1 @ 4ohms bridged Punch HE2 4ohm 400w RMS 800 peak Ive tried several different wiring techniques and cant keep the amp from over heating. Right now i have it wired at 2...