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<blockquote data-quote="Chrispy" data-source="post: 6591628" data-attributes="member: 616175"><p>You should never have any settings maxed out. I'm sure that's why your previous subs blew. Yes, low voltage can cause issues. Do some work to your electrical system and learn how to properly tune an amp. There are stickies on the big 3 and gain setting that can explain this further. You could also have the subs wired to an undesireable ohm. Box could also be unsuited for them subs. Just a few things that can greatly effect your setup.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chrispy, post: 6591628, member: 616175"] You should never have any settings maxed out. I'm sure that's why your previous subs blew. Yes, low voltage can cause issues. Do some work to your electrical system and learn how to properly tune an amp. There are stickies on the big 3 and gain setting that can explain this further. You could also have the subs wired to an undesireable ohm. Box could also be unsuited for them subs. Just a few things that can greatly effect your setup. [/QUOTE]
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