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ohm load may be too low what voice coil configuration is the sub? recheck ground and mount it to solid area that is free of oxidation, paint etc... then use a washer with two screws thru it so it does not move. i would definitly check the ohm load you are working with first and what the amp can handle.
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Originally Posted by Strider0O0
probably has his gains too high.. turn them down. it's going into protection mode (the amp will stay on, but won't allow itself to power anything) until you correct it (turn it down with the volume ****, or turn the gain down on the amp itself). anyhow, turn down the gains.
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