If speakers are click, is the amp messed up?

[swingking03 10+ year member]

I just moved my rockford fosgate punch 360a amp from one 12" sub to my component system. It worked fine on my sub, but now it makes the speaker to my components click. Did it break or is my wiring bad?

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[slipknot87420 10+ year member]

I just moved my rockford fosgate punch 360a amp from one 12" sub to my component system. It worked fine on my sub, but now it makes the speaker to my components click. Did it break or is my wiring bad?

If it worked fine on your sub then it shouldnt be broken unless you were outside throwing it around on the concrete so i would say it's your wiring and what kind of click you could be overpowering them

 

[swingking03 10+ year member]

Well, they handle 280 watts, and the amp puts out no more than 200 watts per channel.

 

[swingking03 10+ year member]

This is what it looked like before i put an amp to it. It was powered off the head unit.

 

[swingking03 10+ year member]

where did i go wrong. Also, the wires that were used to power the comp. set from the head unit, where do they go?

 

[swingking03 10+ year member]

They are Audiobahn ABC6002 components. They RMS at 140 and peak at 280. I cant get any music, all i get is clicking. And the rear speakers dont produce anything, and thay arent even being hooked up to the amp.

 

[swingking03 10+ year member]

there cant be becuase if i remove the amp and wire it before i added the amp, it produces sound.

 

[swingking03 10+ year member]

that correct. it is so wierd.