i know i said i was going to get new stuff but i have been saving for and atv. anyway i just built a new box and i tried wiring my subs a different way. they hit harder but when i turn the volume up to a certain level the subs stop hitting. when i turn it back down they come on again. i have the subs bridged on the amp. heres what i have.

amp - http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAu...roductID=16661

subs - http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAu...roductID=14680
the subs are like this but the old style.

 

Are those subs DVC 4 ohm? Did you wire them in parrallel to a 1 ohm final impedance? Amp is stable to 2 ohms (from that website) and it could be going in protect mode.

 

No the subs are SVC 4ohm. i was messing around with it some more today. i found out that when they cut out and you leave the volume alone they will come back on. but then go out again.

 

hey brypink... i have an 03 screw. WIth that seat lift kit you got, will 10" dub 7's fit under the seat. Im not sure of the size of the lift. I kno im pretty much limited to W3v2's as it is. and that just isnt enough bass for me. You know how many db's your pushin?

 

Email me at brypink@***.net or brypinksr@yahoo.com and we'll talk off line, don't want to hijack this guys thread.

 

Mad db's, like 190 ish........

 

had that happening with mine, ended up being blown voice coils.

 

i kinda hope that has happend to mine. give me a good reason to upgrade to better quality subs. how do you know if they're blown?

 

Voice coils can be melted. I'd get an dmm and check the impedience of the voice coils. See if they have dropped below 4 ohms.

 

might be a stupid question, but whats a dmm?

 

Digital multimeter

 

ahhh ok. one more ? what part of the sub do i test it at?