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Sleeklsc 5,000+ posts
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1- What type of amps?
2- 100 outside means.... “When temperatures outside range from 80 degrees to 100 degrees, the temperature inside a car parked in direct sunlight can quickly climb to between 130 to 172.” You then cranked the stereo for the drive home which generated even more heat sending it into thermal protection. That's a lot for any amp to handle imho.
2- 100 outside means.... “When temperatures outside range from 80 degrees to 100 degrees, the temperature inside a car parked in direct sunlight can quickly climb to between 130 to 172.” You then cranked the stereo for the drive home which generated even more heat sending it into thermal protection. That's a lot for any amp to handle imho.
Thermal shutdown....happened to me often back in the days when running one of those older RF amps with the black and grind finish at 2 ohms bridged with the volume all the way up for extended periods of time. What kind of amp are you running if you don't mind me asking?
OP
Motley 10+ year member
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Hmm ok thats what I figured it shutdown because the heat, I will have to be careful when its hot out. Also one of the speaker wires to the sub was a little bit shredded. So I re-stripped them.
The amps are Memphis VIV400.4 & Memphis SRX250.1 Sub is wired to 2 ohm.
Here's some pics
The amps are Memphis VIV400.4 & Memphis SRX250.1 Sub is wired to 2 ohm.
Here's some pics
OP
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It's all good now, today cooled down to 80 and went for a drive and never had any issues.
I must say the new system sounds outstanding. I have the Kenwood DDX9705s with the idatalink, and its pretty ******* using the digital gauges on the headunit, because my car never had them.
I must say the new system sounds outstanding. I have the Kenwood DDX9705s with the idatalink, and its pretty ******* using the digital gauges on the headunit, because my car never had them.
Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts
Hurtin' feelings errrday.
4 sets of components, yikes. How can your single 12 keep up with all that? Also just to let you know having speakers in the back is pointless....most of your sound comes from up front.
Sleeklsc 5,000+ posts
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I'm pretty sure he meant to say 2 sets, 4 total.
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