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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fusion_FREAK" data-source="post: 4903647" data-attributes="member: 580664">You weren't getting dimming at a 4 ohm load because a it's more efficent than a 2 or 1 ohm load.The amp is pulling too much current from the battery, and making the fuse pop. What size fuse are you using that keeps popping and what's the combined fuse value of your amp(s)?Turn your gain down, the sub is seeing too much power, and is going beyond it's mechanical limit. Power handling goes up a little when you have it in a sealed box.The fuse for the chraging wire should be fused at what the wire is rated at. You're trying to protect the wire by fusing it, so it wou'nt get damaged and possibly start a fire.The amp is shutting it self off because your voltage is probably dropping too much, or you're clipping the signal, turn your gains down so it doesn't clip.</blockquote>

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