Amp causing subs to make a popping noise

[Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts]

there's plenty of cases of power accoustik, boss, and pyle products that fail right from the get go that along with their overbloated performance claims is why most people in the car audio community trash talks them.

You had your old set up work fine for awhile right? the only thing you've done is added this new amp and you have the problem. OR you could have fried your power wire from the first amp malfunction and you might need new wires. Like i said, first just test the amp in a buddy's car or take it to a shop and have them test it just to be sure. Do it fast before your 30 day return period (or w/e time period) runs out.

 

[Benschneider06]

So everyone thinks the amp is bad and I need to send it back?

 

[Benschneider06]

Yeah, I hooked my buddy's amp up to my system right after my amp blew to see if the subs were still fine and everything worked perfect so I'm guessing I just got a bad amp. I'll have to return it asap. I wish I had enough money to go out and get a really nice name brand amp, but for now I'm stuck using the less expensive brands.

 

[Mass Car Audio 10+ year member]

Yeah, I hooked my buddy's amp up to my system right after my amp blew to see if the subs were still fine and everything worked perfect so I'm guessing I just got a bad amp. I'll have to return it asap. I wish I had enough money to go out and get a really nice name brand amp, but for now I'm stuck using the less expensive brands.

Get a your money refunded and look in the amplifier classifieds on this site, you can get some pretty good deals on here.