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both times, the cones stayed fully extended, and smoke came out of the vents. I assumed that meant they are blown. I just put a battery to them and they do jump and thud a small amount. What does this mean?

Put the jumper in the middle +/- posts. in each sub. Wired the set of outside +/- to the terminal inside the box. Connect one terminal to the other behind box. Run one set to the mono amp. Same setup as the D4's, just now a 2ohm load.

haha, safe assumption, but it was the only place in the world I could find a vented enclosure with an angled rear.

I double and triple checked the wiring, they are definitely wired at a 2 ohm load. I paid less than 1500 for everything on eBay and amazon combined..... The 'level' for the subwoofer rca out was at 1, eq was flat, no bass boost or anything on. Nothing that should blow it up immediately like it...

Well aware, Thanks. The first set I had wired to 4 ohms. The new set was at 2 ohms. What would cause the second set to blow immediately, with no gain present is what I am trying to find out. I never said I turned it all the way up. Just too high.

I just installed all my car stereo at one time as follows: Pioneer AVH4400BH Alpine TypeR 6.5 comps Alpine TypeR 6.5 coax Kicker PKD1 0gauge kit 2x Alpine SWR-10D4 Alpine PDX-F4 Alpine PDX-M12 Sound Ordnance Bass Bunker dual vented enclosure. Everything sounded amazing for about a week...