I have MA Audio HK4000D pushing 3 rockfor HE2 lately its been cutting in and out the subs with thump once then stop then thump again (temp change) ?? maybe if u turn the volume down on the stereo the stay hitting but u can't hear them the volts r readin 13.6 to 13.8 the protect light is NOT on or comming on i have 4 gauge power wire and 6 gauge ground the amp b4 this was the mtx 8100d ya far cry from this one but never had this problem b4 help plz... and help or question email me plz ..11/23/08 [email protected]
For a amp that big you need atleast 2 gauge thats your problem
Audiobahn subs are not too powerful and they can not handle too much continuous RMS, be careful they will heat up and tear off the voice coils off ur subs. run about 100 - 150 RMS at 75 HZ to each sub and keep the gains at about 3/4 this way you will avoid blowing out your subs. It also depends on the amp? What kind of amp is it?
Let me know if you wish. Otherwise
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I upgraded the ground to 2 gauge and the power to 0 gauge and new 150 amp alternator and new optima battery , Im wondering if it possible to run more then 13.8 volts to the amp ,and if so how would I go about this I think that there isn't enough volts I know there is a temp sensor and a volt sensor on this amp it's not over heating if I could find a way to bypass the volt sensor it would stay thumping at least I think so lol [email protected]
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