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    #16
    the first one

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      #17
      they're like that already. What if i do the amp that way also?
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      Originally posted by deevergote
      Don't forget to cut holes in the box. Someone sent me a dead hooker one time, and that wasn't cool.
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        #18
        Are you running 1 or 2 dual 4 ohm woofers?

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          #19
          2 of them..
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          Originally posted by deevergote
          Don't forget to cut holes in the box. Someone sent me a dead hooker one time, and that wasn't cool.
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            #20
            That's the cause of your problem. You're trying to run your amp at a 1 ohm load. Wire them so each woofer is running at 8 ohms, then run em to your amp so it reads a 4 ohm load, that should solve your problem

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              #21
              Ok so it's still not working right. Maybe I did it wrong. How should this be wired?
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              Originally posted by deevergote
              Don't forget to cut holes in the box. Someone sent me a dead hooker one time, and that wasn't cool.
              Bought From: AccordWarrior | CB7lx91 | DarkShadow707| Tn_Accords | H23CB7 | Jack_lee | Fatboy1185
              Sold/Gave To: 90goldcoupe | CB7lx91 | Jas_r34 | F20accordturbo | BatmannamtaB

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                #22
                http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftec...2&woofer_imp=4

                There is wiring for a 1 ohm load, as well as a 4 ohm load for both woofers.

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                  #23
                  sub is to powerful for the amp and its pulling to much power thats why it cuts out

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by gpolo69 View Post
                    sub is to powerful for the amp and its pulling to much power thats why it cuts out
                    No. There's is no such thing as a sub being too powerful for the amp and subs can't "pull" power.

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                      #25
                      Originally posted by sonikaccord View Post
                      No. There's is no such thing as a sub being too powerful for the amp and subs can't "pull" power.
                      Exactly. The ohm load can be too low, causing the amp to get too hot and shut off periodically.

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                        #26
                        i did what that said. Its set up with the 1 of the positive and negative bridged on both subs. Then the 2 positives together in one outlet and same as the negatives. But its still cutting out. It's working better, but it still cuts out. Could my amp have went bad?
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                        Originally posted by deevergote
                        Don't forget to cut holes in the box. Someone sent me a dead hooker one time, and that wasn't cool.
                        Bought From: AccordWarrior | CB7lx91 | DarkShadow707| Tn_Accords | H23CB7 | Jack_lee | Fatboy1185
                        Sold/Gave To: 90goldcoupe | CB7lx91 | Jas_r34 | F20accordturbo | BatmannamtaB

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by Shay91Racer View Post
                          only problem is i just looked at them... they're bridged. positive and negative.



                          unless you meant this... but it's for SVC

                          okay from wat you just said sounds like ur pushing the amp to hard cuz u said in the amp info that it does not support being bridged
                          so wire them to were each speaker gets it owen input meaning they have there owen + and -

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                            #28
                            your making the amp go into protect mode

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                              #29
                              Does your amp get hot?

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                                #30
                                You mentioned that it happens less when you rev the car (alt puts out more current). I'm still going toward a connection issue.

                                Did you have the 1 sub hooked up in series or parallel?

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