801d stuck in protect?

[Looney_Tune 10+ year member]

Ok i was playin chick magnet S&C almost all the way up and then it just shuts off right before I hit my school parking lot (college). I put a volt meter to the terminals on the amp and it doesnt seem to be short of any power. The light on my amp is always red red now...im pretty sure it was green when it was workin. Is there anything I can do to fix this or am I SOL?

THANKS

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[dkmesa 10+ year member]

**** that shit stopped playin right when all dem boppers from your school were gunna start peeping you, sucks

 

[Looney_Tune 10+ year member]

**** that shit stopped playin right when all dem boppers from your school were gunna start peeping you, sucks

What the hell does this have to do with anything? U obviously took my music being played loud the wrong way. Can I just play my music loud sometimes without bops like u *****in? I dont need to play my music loud to pull a **** bop. Im a grown *** man and dont need that couple a seconds of attention. Get ur mind right! Does anybody have any opinions about the main topic that could be of any help? THANKS

 

[type[s5] 10+ year member]

Ok i was playin chick magnet S&C almost all the way up and then it just shuts off right before I hit my school parking lot (college). I put a volt meter to the terminals on the amp and it doesnt seem to be short of any power. The light on my amp is always red red now...im pretty sure it was green when it was workin. Is there anything I can do to fix this or am I SOL?
THANKS

The light is always red on mine and it's working perfectly fine. When you say "red red" Do you mean blinking red or you just typed it twice?

Ok i was playin chick magnet S&C almost all the way up and then it just shuts off

Did it stay off? If not, you probably just experienced some clipping. Check your gain on your amp. It's probably too high at whatever volume level you were at. If it did stay off, check the fuses on the amp and make sure they're all intact. Of course a voltmeter will say that there's power going to the amp regardless of whether or not any/all of the fuses on the amp are blown. Unless of course your power wire is effed up.

Hope this helps.

 

[Looney_Tune 10+ year member]

;2747113']The light is always red on mine and it's working perfectly fine. When you say "red red" Do you mean blinking red or you just typed it twice?


Did it stay off? If not' date=' you probably just experienced some clipping. Check your gain on your amp. It's probably too high at whatever volume level you were at. If it did stay off, check the fuses on the amp and make sure they're all intact. Of course a voltmeter will say that there's power going to the amp regardless of whether or not any/all of the fuses on the amp are blown. Unless of course your power wire is effed up.

Hope this helps.[/quote']

ok i thought the light was suppose to be red but I remember seeing green? Anyway I put a cheap roadmaster 6 1/2 to the amp and it was working...blew the speaker . I put a voltmeter to my massive cw and got nothing? I kinda thought it was blown but I didnt notice anything wrong. Everthing looks to be fine and when I push directly in the middle of my sub I dont hear any scratching...but i do hear scratching if i push off center. What would technically be wrong with the sub? Its under warranty BTW. Time to make another thread...

THANKS for the input.

 

[type[s5] 10+ year member]

What would technically be wrong with the sub? Its under warranty BTW.
THANKS for the input.

Can't say exactly for sure, but seeing as how it's under warranty, should you even ask questions? //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

Do watch your gain, though, and avoid clipping. Your subs will be happy with that.

 

[dak0ta_g33k 10+ year member]

never had a problem with my 801d. got it refurbed off ebay back in 2005. it has never gone into protect mode on me, even in AZ/SoCal hot weather... whereas my 4-channel MXA 6004 has...

 

[jeepintn 10+ year member]

if the dmm reads 0, uh oh