Kenwood KAC-9104d amp goes into protect mode as soon as i power on double checked all wiring still have same problem if i unhook my sub then the light stops flashing?!

SOURCE: KAC-9104D output terminals

Mono is mono...it just looks neater and is a lil easier to hook up

Larry Tezekjian

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• Posted on Jan 28, 2009

SOURCE: wiring options for amp

Te dual inputsm are tied together on the output side thus having a "MONO" amp. Most class D anps are stable down to 1 ohm (check your manuel) therefore, 2 2ohm subs are a 1 ohm load. 2 DVC (dual voice coil) 4 Ohm on each voice coil will give each sub a 2 ohm load so 2 dual4 ohm V's will give you a 1 ohm load as well. Parrallel all conections.

What subs do you have? Is this amp 1 ohm ono stable?

Larry T
Winona Lake, IN
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SOURCE: want to bridge my subs I have a kenwood kac-719

from what i have read about your amp, it is already a mono amp, and rated for 2 ohm's, so all you have to do is wire the subs in parallel (both positives together to positive and both negatives together to negative) or series/parallel if you have dual voice coils (both positive and both negative paired on each sub, then positive from amp to positive on one sub; negative on that sub to positive on next sub; then negative on sub to negative on amp) Note though, with two dual voice coil subs, you can have a 1 ohm load with the first set up, which can damage your amp. Let me know if this helps :)

Ot Tap

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• Posted on Nov 27, 2009

SOURCE: Have a Kenwood KAC-9104D the red triangle is flashing

maybe when hook up something sorted and blew the sub side .I have seen it happen

SOURCE: I have a Kenwood KAC-9104D and it was working fine

A ground wire may have come loose or your subs may be blown.