The problem is i got a amp gaven to me perfomance tek icbm 9550 and it looks like a awesome amp but it has 8 transictor fried i think someone hooked it up wrong and i know if i replace them it will work i got faith there the there the things in the inside of the amp that go all along the sidesplease respond i neeed some for cheap or need it fixed cheap please call 928 234 7480Describe your 1GB PC2700 DDR DIMM Memory Problem

• Hi, I can help.
• As I look at the manufacturer specs and recommendations this amp is not brigable. I figure I would tell you so you did not ruin it.
• When you bridge you turn 2 channels into 1 channel. This is already a 1 channel amp. Bridging would ruin that amp quick.

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If it stays on even when the speaker are not connected to it then the amp is fried but f it goes off when the amp is hooked up with no speakers then check the Ohm load on the amp and wire the speakers to match that but don't go below the ohm load on the amp...this site will help.... http://www.crutchfield.com/S-ApB0sVuYqNs/learn/learningcenter/car/subwoofers_wiring.html

where do you live and what is the problem

You can use any type of amp as long it can drive at least 1000 watts and it 2 ohm, 4 ohm or 8 ohm stable.Here is the specs on the woofer:

• 12" High Performance Subwoofer
• Rubber Seal Gasket
• High Temperature 2" 4 Layer Voice Coil
• Air Vented Aluminum Fomer
• Dual Voice Coil ( 4 ohm + 4 ohm)
• Large Foam Edge Surround
• Bumped Plated For Maximum Excursion
• Excellent For Sealed and Bandpass Enclosures
• 70 Oz Magnet Structure
• 1000 Watts Max
• Frequency Response: 25Hz-800 Hz
• 2 Ohm / 4 Ohm/ 8 Ohm Operation
• Screw Block Terminal

Also check this website for how to wire it to 2, 4 or 8 ohms: http://www.bcae1.com/spkrmlti.htm

Hello perezmagdiel,

That 700 watts is maximum peak power, not RMS. If you're looking to not spend a lot of money for an amp, but want something that sends enough power to the Performance Teknique's, I'd recommend a 2-channel like the Boss Diablo D400.2. It's plently powerful enough and if you change out later, the amp can be bridged. And for inexpensive, it's got a lot of nice features, including a remote level control. It's 2ohm stable in stereo. Nice, for under $70.

Hope this helps.

you may have fried the amp pre outs in the head deck, try the amps on another stereo

I dont know the code for the blue tooth

The motherboard could be fried

This sounds like a gain setting problem on your amp. The best way to adjust is to set your volume on the head unit to about 75% volume and then adjust the gain up until it sounds distorted a little. Back it off jst enough for the distortion to go away and you are set. Only other thing to try is use a multimeter set on Ohms to test the resistance of your speaker configuration. Looks like 2000 is th peak power (not RMS) and is only possible at high current configurations. You are probably running at 4 Ohms, but this amp only puts out rated power at 1 ohm stereo or 2 ohm bridged. Many people say Performance Technique are overrated, so maybe not even what it is rated at - 350 x 2 @ 2 ohms bridged (probably only about 175 x 2 at 4 ohms bridged)

one of the power transistor of your unit shorted check use a tester