20 Most Recent Kicker 06ZX750.1 Car Audio Amplifier - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Throw it away, usually there will be some damage to the voice coil if the excursion has exceeded the design specs

Time for a bigger amp or better wiring to the amp. You can try a cooling fan setup to cool the amp. Brushless computer fans work pretty good, draw very little current and move quite a bit of air and they're really cheap to buy.

Rum a fused power line to the Battery, a fused remove on from the head unit or keyed fuse in the fuse box, ground it to the chassis, hook up the signal source using speaker wires or pre-amp cables. Bolt it down so it wont more while driving

Factory has 6" door speakers and a pair of 6"x9" on the rear deck

Well... replace it

Speaker hitting anything in the truck like seats or floor if they fire down? Enclosure in the way or not secure?

Does the enclosure volume and style/type match the sub requirements? Are the subs wired correctly? I've seen lots of marking on the wrong terminal. Try switching one of the subs from pos to neg and neg to positive. It will be dramatic and very noticable if that's all it is. Is your cutoff frequency correct for the sub? Make sure they're not getting full spectrum frequency. Are the Subs physically hitting any part of the enclosure at any point in the excursion? Are they screwed securely to the enclosure? Is the sub surround intact and smooth through the full extcurion? Is the amp ok? Got enough current throughout the system? Battery, Capacitor, Wiring, fuses, speaker wire etc. Bigger is better but always the correct fuse rating. Signal from the head unit? Proper preamp wiring?

Time to start upgrading! Think power delivery, then amps, then speakers, then enclosures. If you need more voltage, add batteries, capactors etc, if you're exceedingg the amp output range, you'll blow speakers (no matter what the speakers are rated for), if you have good power and the amp(s) are fine, your speakers may not be up to the task

Your exceeding the output of the amp powering the main speakers. if you're using deck power, time to buy a full range amp to add to the sub amp. if you have an amp already, check to see if there's a thermal protection cutout. Mine has a light that lets me know its out due to overheat

That's only normal for the burn in period. Make sure you're not running it in 2 ohm by wiring the sub wrong. That amp is not really 2 ohm stable for a sustained period

Wire both hot wires together and both ground wires together then wire them to the amp with the hot on one speaker output and the ground on the other speaker ground. This puts them in the bridged position. Pulls the maximum watts out the amp and unbelievable sound.

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Replace amp

You can't. Total mismatch of power and impedance. You need a mono amp that can push the RMS watts of the sub @ 2 ohm (sub wired parallel). More info here - http://sparky3489.webs.com/

Not if you want it to sound good. All speakers should match so equal sound comes out of each. More info here - http://sparky3489.webs.com

Usually car amps should be protected by an external fuse. The wiring kit to it will have socket to insert the fuse. Electro help

What is the brand name to your Amp? I'm sure that there will be a fuse inside to every amp. Inspect it carefully once more. http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/