Recent content by shanneee123

i knew that rms was what mattered most but i also thought that the peak on an amp should be close to the peak of the subs but i guess it completely doesn't matter, and when setting your gain do you just use any with bass? if so what are some songs you recommend? i've watched a video of guy who...

i have two 10" pioneer subs, TS-W256R. They are 300rms each and 1100 peak. they are wired to 2 ohms. does anyone recommend a good amp for these? trying to stay within a 100$ range. Thinking about maybe a Kicker ZX750.1?

turns out it was the amp, i hooked an old alpine mrp-350 that i had and they worked. does anyone recommend any amps that would match those subs good? again 2 10" pioneers 1100 peak 300rms. or any certain things to look for when looking at amps?

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i will check my ground connection. would the amp still turn on even if it wasn't grounded good enough? i ran the rca wire on the opposite side of the power wire and yes i'm sure i put positive to positive and negative to negative if that's what u meant

the subs are 10" pioneers, TS-W256R. are those good quality subs or no? i knew the amp wasn't the best when i got it but i didn't think it'd stop working after 10 minutes.

okay thanks for the help, i'm gonna try hooking up my friends amp to my subs tomorrow to be sure they're not blown and then will look into better amps.

the amp is a boss armor 1500 watt. the gain was only about 3/4 of the way up and i didn't hear any distortion. i am new to this so i may have just not known what i'm listening for. will the box terminal still read 2 ohms if the subs are blown?

i just wired two 4ohm 10" pioneer subs. i wired them at 2 ohms to go to my amp. when i turned it on everything worked fine and i set my gain and lpf and i was listening for about 10 mins, and then all of the sudden they cut out. i checked my amp and it is on and the protection mode light ISNT...