Recent content by warren84

ppl dont even gotta reply any more... the simple fact of the matter is... i hooked it up bridged 2 ohms and it is not going to work, the amp overheats.. end of story.. i ahve it hooked up fine and thats all ppl can seem to do is tell me to hook it up right... behh!!! im just gonna stay with 2...

And The Amp Switch Is Set To Mono/bridged

dude it is bridged.. BOTH postivies from each speaker are going to the LEFT CHANNEL POSITIVE ON THE AMP.. and BOTH NEGATIVES are going to the RIGHT CHANNEL NEGATIVE ON THE AMP.. why would u think its not bridged? im not a moron

and for whoever said i might have wiring wrong, i doubble checked it and i have both positives goin to positive and both negatives goin to negative (bridge)

hmm maybe i should just put it back on 2 channel 4 ohm (150watt rms per speaker).. since thats the RMS for the speakers n e way.. its not that big of a drop in sound... and no the amp isint really hot, it also has a fan on it, and its cold as hell in my trunk cuz its winter, i live in michigan...

for the record the speakers i have are KENWOOD 10 inch's.. 150watt rms 600watt peak

Ok I just got a new battery for my car and i can run my system fine @ 2 ohms without any lights dimming now with is a big PLUS! but now after about playing music with nice bass for about 5 mins my amp cuts out and i have to turn off the switch i hooked to it and put it back on and it works for...

the highest current altenator i can find for 96 luminas is 105 AMPS? and thats probly the one thats in there, unless the stock one is way less... any ideas?

its a 96 chevy lumina ls (3.1 not 3.4)

Ok i just hooked up my 2 kenwood 10's to 800watt amp via 2 OHMS.. and ever since ive put it on 2 OHMS whenever bass hits my lights dim like REALLY BAD, like they almost look like there off.. i was thinking of getting a capacitor but everyone says its a waste of money... would a new altenator fix...

****! thats what im talking about.. it hits like 5x harder then when it was hooked up the way i had it! thanks for the advice man.. ppl can hear it down the street now

no how i got it is 1 WIRE connects the POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE of each speaker.. and then 1 WIRE ON EACH SPEAKER GOES TO AMP (1 POSITIVE on LEFT SPEAKER and 1 NEGATIVE ON RIGHT SPEAKER).. i dont have both negatives and noth positives running to the amp

It actually sounds alot better then having each sub on their own channel.. I dont know if it would be good to hook it up the way u suggested.. reasong being in the amp instruction manual it says "if you wish to bridge-connect a speaker the speaker impedance must be no less then 4 ohms...

Ok i got 2 kenwood 10inch (4ohm) speakers connected to a kenwood 800watt 2chan amp. I connected it how my friend showed me.. insted of connecting each speaker on its own channel i have it bridged and how the wires are going is on the speakers thereself 1 wire is going from positive on 1 speaker...

Ok i got 2 kenwood 10inch (4ohm) speakers connected to a kenwood 800watt 2chan amp. I connected it how my friend showed me.. insted of connecting each speaker on its own channel i have it bridged and how the wires are going is on the speakers thereself 1 wire is going from positive on 1 speaker...