Recent content by onesexyga

I cant tell because im driving when it happens. Ill try lowering the gain and see if it helps.

Okay, but my amp isnt cutting out because of heat. It has something to do with driving. When i installed my subs i tested them in my driveway for a while. The system heated up but it never cut out. I can run it all i want in park. It dies within seconds while driving.

All the connections look good. Obviously the first thing i checked. Thing is when its working it sounds as good as it ever did.

please, i dont need to get ragged about the brand. Its what i could afford. It ran fine for 2 years. I have a problem and im looking for some serious help.

ive had my amp for 2 years. Never cut out once. It's a sony 2200gtx. I was running 2 4 ohm subs in parallel. I just put new subs in that are 4 ohm dvc. They are bridged to 4 ohms. I used the correct terminals on the amp for bridging. The subs hit great while the car is on acc or idling. As soon...

And that would be one - to one of the channels and one + to the other?

if its possible could i get a diagram of exactly how to wire it. I assume i use the (+) from one channel and (-) from the other?

thanks for the quick reply.

Forgive me, im a noob. my amp has the following specs: 2 Ch x 200W at 4 ohm 1 Ch x 500W at 4 ohm 2 Ch x 250W at 2 ohm Im looking into new subs (2) that are DVC 4 ohm I understand that i can bridge them 1 ch 500 w 4 ohm paperwork that came with my amp says something about only running 1...