Recent content by Musbtr1pin

Does anyone know where I can get my BTL's reconed? I want to go from a 2 ohm DVC to a 4 ohm DVC..

As stated before I hate NIGS, and this is after I wired it to two ohms from the first screw up by the previous owner...

Another thing that I need to run by you is, when I had these things wired at 2 ohms driving down the road one of the subs would cut out and stop beating... sometimes for minutes at a time... othertimes its fine completely.. Could a channel be going bad??

Ok let me get this straight, i told you that I had both channels going to one pos and one neg bolt on the box.. The subs are wired in parallel at .5 ohms.. I have the two individual sets of wires coming from the two channel sub amp to the bolts.. If I get rid of one set of wired... bridge the .5...

STFU retard, WHY WOULD I DO THAT IF THE **** AMP SAYS IS .5 STABLE AND I KNOW I HAVE THE WIRING CORRECT... SO WHY THE FAWK WOULD HE SPEND THE MONEY ON THIS SHYT IF WHAT ITS SUPPOSED TO BE CAPABLE OF WIRING AT CANT REALLY BE DONE

I didn't the moron who wired this crap in the first place did... I'm just the turd who gets to fix it

I have both channels wired to one set of bolts... 4 wires 2 bolts... from amp to box... Any clearer? I'm not trying to be a ****, but im sick of screwin around with this crap...

It's not bridged......

Pretty sure your the ******* moron... You haven't given me one good piece of advice.. This place is full of idiots...

Amp is MA Audio HARD KORE High Current HK-802SX Amplifier

So I have two FI BTL 15's powered by this MA Audio amp. When wired at 2 ohms, the subs run fine. The amp is rated for .5 ohm and the subs are now wired at .5 as well.. But now my protection light is on, and I get no sound.... You can hear the amp tick just before the protection light comes on...

I realize this man, I HAVE THEM WIRED together at .5 ohm.. And YES I check it with my VOM and it read .5 ohms... Imagine that!!!!!! can I get some real LEGIT help around here? FYI prick, im an electrician..

Are you kidding me? This isn't my first rodeo... I'm trying to fix this shotty wiring system from the previous owner before my friend got a hold of it..

NO, I said the MAIN 0 Ga wire that goes from the battery to the 2 chan sub amp, has an 8 ga going from the sub amp to the 4 channel... Short wires i guess so cut corners to power everything... THE MA Audio amp is capable of delivering 4400 watts rms at .5 ohm.. The protection light wont go away..

So heres the thing... My two FI BTL 15's were wired at 2 ohms. I dropped my wiring to .5 ohm to achieve my rms rating that is needed. None of the wiring was changed to the amp. To achieve the current needed for the subs, I had to run two sets of positive and negative from the amp to the box. I...