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<blockquote data-quote="leb" data-source="post: 1633834" data-attributes="member: 564969">Here&#039;s my sub setup:Amp: Kenwood KAC-7250Subs: Infinity 1032 (10 inch Dual Coil)I&#039;m running them at 2 omhsHere&#039;s the story. I added this year a new radio (Kenwood KDC-X890) and I was on a sealed (.75ft3 per chamber) setup, everything was fine, no probelm with the setup, then I changed my box to a ported one ( I had to extend one wire that came from the amplifier from 2-3 feet to a 6 feet one to reach the box). I&#039;m using some 10ga wire, one is 2-3 feet long and the other 6 feet. Now that I have this new setup, When I crank up the volume amp stop working, then it restart 1-2 second after.My setup is on low voltage, but everything was okay before.. i&#039;m running on a 1farad cap for the amp and a JBL 75.4 for vocals. I checked for polarity of the sub and everything is fineCan 4 feet of 10ga wire really change the impedance of one sub and amp isn&#039;t pushing equal now ?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="leb, post: 1633834, member: 564969"] Here's my sub setup: Amp: Kenwood KAC-7250 Subs: Infinity 1032 (10 inch Dual Coil) I'm running them at 2 omhs Here's the story. I added this year a new radio (Kenwood KDC-X890) and I was on a sealed (.75ft3 per chamber) setup, everything was fine, no probelm with the setup, then I changed my box to a ported one ( I had to extend one wire that came from the amplifier from 2-3 feet to a 6 feet one to reach the box). I'm using some 10ga wire, one is 2-3 feet long and the other 6 feet. Now that I have this new setup, When I crank up the volume amp stop working, then it restart 1-2 second after. My setup is on low voltage, but everything was okay before.. i'm running on a 1farad cap for the amp and a JBL 75.4 for vocals. I checked for polarity of the sub and everything is fine Can 4 feet of 10ga wire really change the impedance of one sub and amp isn't pushing equal now ? [/QUOTE]

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