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<blockquote data-quote="timmy11472" data-source="post: 167188" data-attributes="member: 547196"><p>The first question is how do you have those subs wired. If you have them wired pos to pos and neg to neg on the voice coils then you have those amps running in 1/2 ohm. that is if those subs are 1ohm VC&#039;s. I didnt know those spl&#039;s came in with 1ohm VC. Those amps will not run like that. I think those particular subs are 2ohm DVC. If so, ten if you got the amps running in bridged mode with the pos and pos and neg to neg&nbsp; Going to the amp, you are still running it at 1ohm load. Which those amps will not run either. The only way to get those amps to stop shutting down is to hook the subs up in series. Doing this will cut the power down going to the subs from the amps but it will keep them from shutting down all the time. Also, I ain&#039;t trying to down your equipment, but you got some awesome subs and some not so strong amps. Please reply and I will help you get this worked out.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="timmy11472, post: 167188, member: 547196"] The first question is how do you have those subs wired. If you have them wired pos to pos and neg to neg on the voice coils then you have those amps running in 1/2 ohm. that is if those subs are 1ohm VC's. I didnt know those spl's came in with 1ohm VC. Those amps will not run like that. I think those particular subs are 2ohm DVC. If so, ten if you got the amps running in bridged mode with the pos and pos and neg to neg Going to the amp, you are still running it at 1ohm load. Which those amps will not run either. The only way to get those amps to stop shutting down is to hook the subs up in series. Doing this will cut the power down going to the subs from the amps but it will keep them from shutting down all the time. Also, I ain't trying to down your equipment, but you got some awesome subs and some not so strong amps. Please reply and I will help you get this worked out. [/QUOTE]

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