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<blockquote data-quote="jrdnhsnbrg" data-source="post: 8184173" data-attributes="member: 643734"><p>Make sure there aren't any loose wires inside the box shorting out, also it's generally a bad idea to mount the amp to the box due to vibration from the subs. Try a different amp in the system and if it is your amp that is the problem, try and sell it on Craigslist for cheap. If possible, don't mount the amp to your box next time, get a small chunk of plywood or MDF or something and attach it to there. I use screws long enough to go through the amp mounts, through the wood, and just poke through the bottom of the wood a little bit so it doesn't slide around in the trunk. Good luck man!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jrdnhsnbrg, post: 8184173, member: 643734"] Make sure there aren't any loose wires inside the box shorting out, also it's generally a bad idea to mount the amp to the box due to vibration from the subs. Try a different amp in the system and if it is your amp that is the problem, try and sell it on Craigslist for cheap. If possible, don't mount the amp to your box next time, get a small chunk of plywood or MDF or something and attach it to there. I use screws long enough to go through the amp mounts, through the wood, and just poke through the bottom of the wood a little bit so it doesn't slide around in the trunk. Good luck man! [/QUOTE]
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