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I have this amp...the sony xplod xm-sd51x class d 1100 w monoblock...it doesn't say its bridgeable but I would like to know if it would hurt it if I did bridge it.
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this sub woofer tube has a rms rating of 275 watts... try using a kicker or orion 600 watt mono amp to run this. the brand name is what tell you about how good an amp is for instance the names i just mentioned rate their amp by standard play frenquencies where as other lower brand names rate their amps by the max out put on certain subs at certain frequencies which may lower their impedance and create more power although you will never play your sub at those frequencies. as for the max power of your sub of 1100 watts that is more than like only at a certain frequency so always only double your rms rating of your sub to find max power handling.
Try unplugging everything exept the 12v, ground, and remote. See if you have the same problem. If no, you probably have a shorted speaker. If yes, an internal amp problem. [email protected]
disconnect your speaker wires and see if it still does it. if it doesn't you either have a shorted speaker wire or bad speaker. if it still does, the amp is bad.
To run 2 subs, the amp would be a little small. The subs will run OK, they just won't be very loud.
It's usually better to compare and match up the RMS power rather than the peak power. The Sony XS-L10P5B sub has a peak power handling figure of 1200 watts, but the RMS is 300 watts. The Sony XM-ZZR3301 monoblock amp puts out 1100 watts peak, but only 330 watts RMS. They would work great together, 1 sub, 1 amp. But if you add another sub, each one would only be getting about 165 watts. They'd work OK, just not as loud as they could be.
Check you pre amp RCAs and make sure they are holding a voltage...this is where the Amp takes that signal and amplifies it...without this connection the amp will not produce any power.
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