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No. but you need to check your gain settings on the amp.
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Well here is my setup:
I am running a capacitor and that is going to my amp. I am running a Boss PG2.1500 amp. I have two Boss P156DVC.
Amp Specs:
Amplifier Class AB
Number of Channels 2
Total Peak Power Output 3000 watts
Total RMS Power Output 1500 watts
Maximum Input Gauge Size 4 AWG
Minimum Impedance Unbridged 2 ohms
Minimum Impedance Bridged 4 ohms
THD at Rated RMS Power 0.01%
Speaker Level Inputs Yes
Preamp Outputs No
Built-in Crossover Low-pass (LP)
High-pass (HP)
Full (AP)
High-Pass Crossover Frequency 50 - 150 Hz
Low-Pass Crossover Frequency 45 - 90 Hz
Signal-to-Noise Ratio 103 dB
Channel Separation 90 dB
Bass Boost 0 - 18 dB
Bass/Gain Remote Yes
Fan Cooled No
Fuse Rating 35A x 2
CEA-2006 Compliant No
Sub Secs:
Subwoofer Series Phantom
Subwoofer Size 15"
Peak Power Handling 2500 watts
RMS Power Handling 1500 watts
Voice Coil(s) Dual
Impedance (Per Voice Coil) 4 ohms
Frequency Response 25 - 1,000 Hz
Sensitivity 96 dB
Subwoofer Design Round / Circle
Main Cone Color Black
Woofer Composition Injection Molded Polypropylene (IMPP)
Woofer Surround Butyl Rubber
Subwoofer Grille No
Re-Cone Kit Available No
I am running a capacitor and that is going to my amp. I am running a Boss PG2.1500 amp. I have two Boss P156DVC.
Amp Specs:
Amplifier Class AB
Number of Channels 2
Total Peak Power Output 3000 watts
Total RMS Power Output 1500 watts
Maximum Input Gauge Size 4 AWG
Minimum Impedance Unbridged 2 ohms
Minimum Impedance Bridged 4 ohms
THD at Rated RMS Power 0.01%
Speaker Level Inputs Yes
Preamp Outputs No
Built-in Crossover Low-pass (LP)
High-pass (HP)
Full (AP)
High-Pass Crossover Frequency 50 - 150 Hz
Low-Pass Crossover Frequency 45 - 90 Hz
Signal-to-Noise Ratio 103 dB
Channel Separation 90 dB
Bass Boost 0 - 18 dB
Bass/Gain Remote Yes
Fan Cooled No
Fuse Rating 35A x 2
CEA-2006 Compliant No
Sub Secs:
Subwoofer Series Phantom
Subwoofer Size 15"
Peak Power Handling 2500 watts
RMS Power Handling 1500 watts
Voice Coil(s) Dual
Impedance (Per Voice Coil) 4 ohms
Frequency Response 25 - 1,000 Hz
Sensitivity 96 dB
Subwoofer Design Round / Circle
Main Cone Color Black
Woofer Composition Injection Molded Polypropylene (IMPP)
Woofer Surround Butyl Rubber
Subwoofer Grille No
Re-Cone Kit Available No
hispls 5,000+ posts
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I suspect they are blowing because they are complete garbage and the amp isn't far behind. Like buying a pair of 40$ work boots. You'll go through 8 pair of them before I wear out my 200$ pair.
There is nothing you or we can do to make that amp put out anything close to clean and rated power, and even assuming you give the subs clean power they likely have about a 30% failure rate right out of the box.
There is nothing you or we can do to make that amp put out anything close to clean and rated power, and even assuming you give the subs clean power they likely have about a 30% failure rate right out of the box.
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- #7
If i turn my gain up know it hops into protection mode.
We said turn it DOWN, not up... Subs are wired wrong and amp can't handle ohm load I'm guessing.
Better-Action 10+ year member
give me a reach around
My guess is your clipping them to death without knowing anything except your setup is very bad. Are you sure its set up right? Is your gain all the way up and bass boost to?
Also how do you have them wired to your amp? Are they bridged?
Also how do you have them wired to your amp? Are they bridged?
How are your subs wired? If they're wired 2 ohms to each channel you should be alright. It would be giving the subs maybe 250-300 a pc. The 15's are garbage but they should be alright at that low of a wattage.
You do know how to wire subs correct? If you have them wired together they're either at 8 ohm or at 1 ohm and that amp will take a shit quick at 1 ohm.
You do know how to wire subs correct? If you have them wired together they're either at 8 ohm or at 1 ohm and that amp will take a shit quick at 1 ohm.
LosIsATool 5,000+ posts
CarAudio.com Veteran
Stop buying crap and set the equipment up right/thread
IonRL205 10+ year member
DJ h4z4rdes
You have your gains set wrong. As long as you use your equipment within it's mechanical limits it will be fine for you, but if you try to use it outside those limits then you will have problems.
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