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<blockquote data-quote="voodoochilde87" data-source="post: 7042953" data-attributes="member: 625950">Alright! I have some good/bad news. I took a dremel/wirebrush to the sub-frame in the trunk and grounded both amps to it. Good news: It worked! Both amps power up and the 4ch powers the speakers perfectly just as before. Now the mono amp powers up just fine but the sub is not making a sound - :/&nbsp; At first I only had the +/- wires going to 1 terminal on the amp but I changed that so now the single SX is wired to all 4 +/- clamps. When I mounted the sub in the box I wired it directly to the terminal cup with 10 gauge wire. I used just regular &#039;ol 10 gauge from the hardware store, would this be the problem?At least I have my components back to working and both amps power up and are grounded correctly now I just need some sound from my SUB! Sorry if this is noobish but this is killin me! Thanks for all your help and hopefully I can get some videos uploaded soon once I get this figured out!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="voodoochilde87, post: 7042953, member: 625950"] Alright! I have some good/bad news. I took a dremel/wirebrush to the sub-frame in the trunk and grounded both amps to it. Good news: It worked! Both amps power up and the 4ch powers the speakers perfectly just as before. Now the mono amp powers up just fine but the sub is not making a sound - :/ At first I only had the +/- wires going to 1 terminal on the amp but I changed that so now the single SX is wired to all 4 +/- clamps. When I mounted the sub in the box I wired it directly to the terminal cup with 10 gauge wire. I used just regular 'ol 10 gauge from the hardware store, would this be the problem? At least I have my components back to working and both amps power up and are grounded correctly now I just need some sound from my SUB! Sorry if this is noobish but this is killin me! Thanks for all your help and hopefully I can get some videos uploaded soon once I get this figured out! [/QUOTE]

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