Dual sub box only playing one sub

[PNILLZ]

My sub box only plays one sub when I connect them both the amp will go into protect mode. I checked all the connections they were fine, and my left sub plays fine. When I connect the right one by itself, it doesn't play is it blown? Is it time for a new setup? I've had this one for about 2.5 years

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[Slo_Ride 5,000+ posts]

wrong section this is the classifieds

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

My sub box only plays one sub when I connect them both the amp will go into protect mode. I checked all the connections they were fine, and my left sub plays fine. When I connect the right one by itself, it doesn't play is it blown? Is it time for a new setup? I've had this one for about 2.5 years

If you know what Coil configuration your subs are, you can disconnect from the source/amp, and use a DMM to check the coils,to find out if its blown or not.Very easy to do.You can YOU TUBE it up, and watch a tutorial on how to do it,easier than explaining it to you

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

wrong section this is the classifieds

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[mylows10 5,000+ posts]

bad sub , bad op , just sayin !

 

[UsAmpsFreak]

I would check the impedance on all of your voice coils to make sure you don't have one out. That would give you a whacky impedance and could cause the amp to go into protect. Otherwise you may just have a badly blown woofer that when connected is sending a dead short to ground to the amp which will absolutely freak it out.