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<blockquote data-quote="XxRaVeNxX" data-source="post: 1578171" data-attributes="member: 566919">Ok, basically the situation is this...I had a 4 channel amp (MTX 4004) to my speakers(highs), tweeters are ran through my CD Player, and my Sub (15&quot; 4500) is ran off a Class D MTX Amp, with a 1 farad fosgate capaciator between..after a while, the class D starting blowing fuses, minutes after I put a new one in.....I didn&#039;t think it was the wiring, cause the other amp, was fine, as I could hear the music...then one time I put in a fuse, then smoke, like literally a lot of smoke, like I thought a fire was going to start, came out of the amp...I never did get power to it again, and never figured out why it did that...But, basically, I ordered another amp, but until the mean time, is there a way to wire the sub to the 4 channel, and still have music, till the other amp comes...Thanks in AdvanceAlso on the 4 channel AMP, what does HP, FR, LP mean?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="XxRaVeNxX, post: 1578171, member: 566919"] Ok, basically the situation is this... I had a 4 channel amp (MTX 4004) to my speakers(highs), tweeters are ran through my CD Player, and my Sub (15" 4500) is ran off a Class D MTX Amp, with a 1 farad fosgate capaciator between..after a while, the class D starting blowing fuses, minutes after I put a new one in.....I didn't think it was the wiring, cause the other amp, was fine, as I could hear the music...then one time I put in a fuse, then smoke, like literally a lot of smoke, like I thought a fire was going to start, came out of the amp...I never did get power to it again, and never figured out why it did that... But, basically, I ordered another amp, but until the mean time, is there a way to wire the sub to the 4 channel, and still have music, till the other amp comes... Thanks in Advance Also on the 4 channel AMP, what does HP, FR, LP mean? [/QUOTE]

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