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<blockquote data-quote="Jeffdachef" data-source="post: 8585496" data-attributes="member: 650438">Okay then its definitely something different rather than clipping. Definitely do the voltage test and signal test and check ALL of your wiring to make sure there&#039;s no speaker shorts anywhere from any tears or cuts into power wire runs that can ground out to the vehicle to loose subwoofer wiring that can short out. Or even any frayed wires that might touch together at the amp. or even a ripped remote wire grounding out somewhere.huge difference. One is just a regular amp design which is subjected to impedance rise the other is a regulated internal power supply which means even after impedance rise you still get the 1500 watts.Box rise works like this, if you are wired to 1 ohm, expect to see 2-3 ohms power out of the amp. its just physics every amp is subjected to that however with BDCP amps they make the same power from 1 to 2 ohms along with it being underrated so you&#039;ll get the 1500 regardless of box rise. hence the expensive costs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeffdachef, post: 8585496, member: 650438"] Okay then its definitely something different rather than clipping. Definitely do the voltage test and signal test and check ALL of your wiring to make sure there's no speaker shorts anywhere from any tears or cuts into power wire runs that can ground out to the vehicle to loose subwoofer wiring that can short out. Or even any frayed wires that might touch together at the amp. or even a ripped remote wire grounding out somewhere. huge difference. One is just a regular amp design which is subjected to impedance rise the other is a regulated internal power supply which means even after impedance rise you still get the 1500 watts. Box rise works like this, if you are wired to 1 ohm, expect to see 2-3 ohms power out of the amp. its just physics every amp is subjected to that however with BDCP amps they make the same power from 1 to 2 ohms along with it being underrated so you'll get the 1500 regardless of box rise. hence the expensive costs. [/QUOTE]

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