G1ng3rBr3dd
Junior Member
I have a Ford Escort, and i bought a 444 watt Xplod amp and a 10" Xplod sub a while back, i recently got 2 12" JL audio subs, i hooked all of these subs up to that amp. Is this dangerous for the amp, or the subs in any way?
Wanna answer my question dude? Ever get my last PM? lolTo answer the question. Yes anytime yous start changing the ohm load(the load the subs place on the amp) you can cause damage to the sub(s)/amp(s) fairly quickly if it is done incorrectly.
At the very least get pics of the subs and perhaps we can help you determine how to wire them and what to use and not to use in your application.
its in danger of being laughed at by everybody!!I have a Ford Escort, and i bought a 444 watt Xplod amp and a 10" Xplod sub a while back, i recently got 2 12" JL audio subs, i hooked all of these subs up to that amp. Is this dangerous for the amp, or the subs in any way?
Wanna answer my question dude? Ever get my last PM? lol
He didn't respond to me a couple weeks ago either, lol. It's all good. Just gonna assume he gets PM'd a lot!Wanna answer my question dude? Ever get my last PM? lol
Yea, I get a full box about twice a day or more. If you don't get a reply please PM me again or better yet add me as a friend and use the chat feature //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gifHe didn't respond to me a couple weeks ago either, lol. It's all good. Just gonna assume he gets PM'd a lot!
NVM. He beat me to it, lol.