Amp blow?? I dunno

[atomgonuclear]

I have a Pyramid PB-670G amp and I dunno anything about it I bought it used (if you know the watts please let me know)

So today I decided to hook up my friend's brand new rockfords. I had a 2 ohm load in the left channel (pushing 2 4 ohm speakers)

its 4 channels, i had two subs on 1 channel. there is a button i pushed it says "bridge" and it got a little louder but then after i turned it off a few minutes later the speakers just stopped playing. when i looked at the power light it was blinking on and off which usually only happens if the remote isnt hooked up right or something but it was. the subs were also moving in and out one beat everytime the light blinked

I also checked all my fuzes, do you think i could have blown it out??

i dunno if that amp is capable of handling 2 ohms bridged, what happens?

help plz

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[Sleeklsc 5,000+ posts]

check the ground..make sure its nice and clean(metal)..why did you have 2 subs on 1 channel? the way u explained it it seems like u put a 1 ohm load ond the amp..did u wire each subs like this

http://www.jlaudio.com/tutorials/wiring/index.html#2dvcpp

if so u prob blew the channel..also did u try them on another ch afterwards?

 

[atomgonuclear]

nope, it was SVC subs not duals, the ground is good it worked great earlier, Ill try switchign it anyway but its late cant work till tommorow, thanks for the help anyways the wiring diagrams are always a help

yeah i did try it on another channel though and it keeps blinking, but the sub is split into

1/2

3/4 so ill try it on the 3/4 part tommorow its a whole different hookup RCA's everything

 

[maylar 10+ year member]

I suspect you tosted the amp.

 

[Sleeklsc 5,000+ posts]

i just copy/paste modle# and notin came up...most likly the amp was not able to take that kind of load..