the !@#$% amp shutt off

mr_f4ke
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What sup guys, im new here, im from Colombia, the country of girls and drugs, lol.

I dont know speak too much english, but i have a question.

I have a kenwood KAC-849 600 x 4 watts max power, 150x2 rms , i have two pioneer subs 12"(single voice), when i brought the amp and the subs they was installed ok, and when i turn on the amp the subs kick ok. But now when i turno on and im using it about 15 minutes hitting the amp and the subs, start to turn off and turn on by moments, and then i touch the amp and is really hot the ****er, like to do a BBQ, the problem is now, before i dont had that problem, what can be? why now the amp gets too much hot? plz help me dudes, im living in Colombia and i need do it by myself, because here the ppl sucks doing a good job, thanx dudes //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

 
hmmmm.....thats tough.....I'm assuming you bridged a woofer off of each channel of your amp...am i right???? i need to know how they are wired....

 
hmmmm.....thats tough.....I'm assuming you bridged a woofer off of each channel of your amp...am i right???? i need to know how they are wired....
Yeah man, its bridged for each sub, im running now 150 rms for each channel (2 channels), so i dont know whats the problem, my subs are single voice coil and they work at 4 ohms, everthing is ok, what can be the problem that the amp its shutting off? now he takes so hot that mother #~$%&& amp, help me dude, thanks.

 
Yo could have a bad ground or popwer. actullaly there could be a lot wrong.
Yeah dude.. i will check the ground today, i dont know if mayber the problem comes before, cuz i hooked up to my amp an audiobahn sub working at 2 ohms, and the amp bridged can work at 4 ohms, but now with my 2 subs at 4 ohms the amp shut off every like 30 min at high volumes. But the amp start on again when the amp shut off like in 6 secs. i will check the ground, thanks dude.

 
I hate to say this but I had a amp like that. An there was an internal problem. I an capacator was lose. It was the old autotek mean machine 800 xi too bad it was stolen. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/mad.gif.c18f003ab0ef8a0d9c27ca78d77a6392.gif aaaaaaaawwwwwww those were the days.

 
I hate to say this but I had a amp like that. An there was an internal problem. I an capacator was lose. It was the old autotek mean machine 800 xi too bad it was stolen. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/mad.gif.c18f003ab0ef8a0d9c27ca78d77a6392.gif aaaaaaaawwwwwww those were the days.
Grrrr now i hate kenwood ampa, so dude what was the internal problem? did u fix the problem in the amp? what can i do to fix that $%&gfwhrt2 amp? yesterday i checked the ground and its ok, so what can i do? thanx dude.

 
what is the gain on your amp set at?????
what u mean? my amp i working at 4ohms bridged for the two subs, 150rms x 2 , the subs are single voice coils, maybe i have to change the wire of the amp or what? the wire of my amp is not too much good. thx

 
plz , somebody help me, i have checked the ground and itks ok, what can be the problem? an internal amp problem? if is that plz tell me what can be, thx.

 
yeah the gain of the amp. there should be some where on the side of the amp that lets u adjust the crossover the gain is on the same side. It should be something that look like knobs.
ok man thx, but are u triying to say that i have to open the amp and check the gain? im sorry but im from Colombia, and my english sucks. i have checked the manual and i cant find the gain that u mean, i found the battery terminal, ground terminal, power control terminal, rca cable ground lead terminal, crossovers, bass boost, etc. U say that the gain is at the side of the cossover but i dont see that in the amp, so u mean that is inside of the amp? thx for all dude.

 
si el manual es en español busca la palabra ganancia, generalmente esta expresada en volts, desde 0mv hasta 6volts o algo asi , si la ganancia (gain) es muy alta estas forzando el amplificador lo que puede generar calentamiento, pero yo le voy mas a tu cable de tierra.. es lo suficientemente corto, no debe medir mas de mero y medio...

suerte....

 
si el manual es en español busca la palabra ganancia, generalmente esta expresada en volts, desde 0mv hasta 6volts o algo asi , si la ganancia (gain) es muy alta estas forzando el amplificador lo que puede generar calentamiento, pero yo le voy mas a tu cable de tierra.. es lo suficientemente corto, no debe medir mas de mero y medio...
suerte....
Gracias mano, voy a ver entonces que es lo que pasa bien, dices que el cable de tierra debe ser de menos de metro y medio?, yo tengo el amplificador en el baul del carro junto con los bajos, y se lleva bastante el cable de la planta de tierra a la bateria, sera algun corto? o sera que debe ser mas grueso? gracias mano.. perdonala molestia!

 
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