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<blockquote data-quote="jhind1" data-source="post: 5918096" data-attributes="member: 610271">I&#039;d just like to thank anyone who reads this as I am a newbie to this website but I have installed stereo&#039;s and wired my fair share of amp&#039;s and subs.&nbsp; I came across a problem that I have never seen before.I was wiring up an amp with 2 10&quot; Sony subs.&nbsp; The amp I was using was a crossfire 1000W.&nbsp; I originally hooked the subs up and only one of them was working.&nbsp; I tested and found out the amp was the bad component.&nbsp; I went out and now have an alpine amp 1000W mono channel.&nbsp; The power is currently working on the amp but when I hookup the subs they do not work at all.&nbsp; There was no noise, they just do not work.&nbsp; I am not sure if there is no power getting to the subs or not.&nbsp; I was going to bridge those together but neither sub works at all.Has anyone come across this problem and how do I fix?Thank You</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jhind1, post: 5918096, member: 610271"] I'd just like to thank anyone who reads this as I am a newbie to this website but I have installed stereo's and wired my fair share of amp's and subs. I came across a problem that I have never seen before. I was wiring up an amp with 2 10" Sony subs. The amp I was using was a crossfire 1000W. I originally hooked the subs up and only one of them was working. I tested and found out the amp was the bad component. I went out and now have an alpine amp 1000W mono channel. The power is currently working on the amp but when I hookup the subs they do not work at all. There was no noise, they just do not work. I am not sure if there is no power getting to the subs or not. I was going to bridge those together but neither sub works at all. Has anyone come across this problem and how do I fix? Thank You [/QUOTE]

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