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[Spddracer 10+ year member]

Ok I have an Orion xtreme 275 , Old School , It has a recc 30 amp fuse ( keeps blowing) But nothing wrong with the amp

Ok heres the question

2x75 at 4 ohm 12 volts

2x150 at 2 ohm 12 volts

2x300 at 1 ohm 12 volts

1x300 4 ohm bridged

1x600 2 ohm bridged , Yes its in the manual it is 2 ohm stable bridged

Isnt that going to take more than a 30 amp fuse to keep it from blowing ??

Could I put a bigger fuse in it , I know this amp aint that efficient , But man I love what it does to my little cdt subs so clean and tight !

It only blows the 30 every so often on higher volumes but I htink it needs more than a 30 at 2 ohms bridged ???

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[GSteg 10+ year member]

600 watts RMS (orion is a little underrated too) and 30A fuse is a bit small. i'd shoot for 35A, but don't take my words for it. call/email orion and describe your situation. no one knows more about orion amps than orion themselves.//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

 

[denim 5,000+ posts]

Yeah G is right, talk to them first beforre you slap ina larger fuse that the amp is not ready for, I had a few problems with Soundstream amps doing the same thing

 

[Wezel_875]

Originally posted by Spddracer Ok I have an Orion xtreme 275 , Old School , It has a recc 30 amp fuse ( keeps blowing) But nothing wrong with the amp

Ok heres the question

2x75 at 4 ohm 12 volts

2x150 at 2 ohm 12 volts

2x300 at 1 ohm 12 volts

1x300 4 ohm bridged

1x600 2 ohm bridged , Yes its in the manual it is 2 ohm stable bridged

Isnt that going to take more than a 30 amp fuse to keep it from blowing ??

 

Could I put a bigger fuse in it , I know this amp aint that efficient , But man I love what it does to my little cdt subs so clean and tight !

It only blows the 30 every so often on higher volumes but I htink it needs more than a 30 at 2 ohms bridged ???

It doesn't need a bigger amp fuse.You might want to put a inline 30 amp fuse between your battery and amp.