20 Most Recent Pioneer GM-5300T Car Audio Amplifier Questions & Answers

it could be the wires from ur sub to the outside box ,like on the inside of the speaker box ,power an ground should be the same but not always. if its new it sometimes mite have a smell .

yes they are perfect whenever I turn up the bass it just trips on and off

you have the remto wire hook up it blue from deck to amp?

You are over heating it,You have your speakers wired up for a lower,(OHM) Rate then the amp can handle, That why it cut out when you have it turn up

Yes. You will be able to run this setup with the sub bridged across both channels of the amp, which will give you more power (which the sub will be able to handle: 380 watts rms), or with the sub wired to a single channel, which will give you less power (125 watts rms). The sub can handle 400 watts rms.

PLEASE CHECK THE MAIN FUSE BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANYTHING .AND COMPLETELY TURN DOWN THE "GAIN "CONTROL ON THE AMPLIFIER .

Do you have the remote wire hooked up???? YOu have a good ground? ALso check fuse on amp.

Hello sir, hi, YOU DON'T bridge no more speakers, this upsets the impedance load of the amp. to install another sub-woofer, get another amplifier. You may have damaged your power amplifier, If you experience repeated fuse blows, your power amplifier is now SHORTED. This needs IC amplifier replacement.

you bridge the inside + - and use the outside + -

then connect the outside + to the amp then connect the - to the + on the other sub then the - on the other sub to the amp just read this and do it slowly and you will get it then you only have to run the subs on a two channel amp

rate pls

So maybe that amp isn't made to go or take that much amount of power. It is only a 760 watt so i would say you might want to think about upgrading. Also check your battery wire and your ground wire

Your subs are rated at ether 2,4,or 8 ohms it is usually printed on the back of the speakers