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whats wrong with my amp???
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<blockquote data-quote="taylor" data-source="post: 45504" data-attributes="member: 541245"><p>if it's an he2 its prolly got dual 4 ohm coils....and i'm guessing you are running it in paralell...so your amp is seeing a 2 ohm mono load....if your amp isn't 2 ohm mono stable then it will get to hot and shut down....the only way to cure the prob is to buy an svc 4 ohm sub, or wire your existing sub in 8 ohms....but then your amp will put out half the power at 8 ohms so thats useless, or buy a new amp that is stable down to 2 ohms.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="taylor, post: 45504, member: 541245"] if it's an he2 its prolly got dual 4 ohm coils....and i'm guessing you are running it in paralell...so your amp is seeing a 2 ohm mono load....if your amp isn't 2 ohm mono stable then it will get to hot and shut down....the only way to cure the prob is to buy an svc 4 ohm sub, or wire your existing sub in 8 ohms....but then your amp will put out half the power at 8 ohms so thats useless, or buy a new amp that is stable down to 2 ohms. [/QUOTE]
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