make a story short.

today my box (2 speakers) stopped working. It has power, all fuses OK, amp does not show any errors, double checked all connections. I didnt play loud so i dont think that i burned both speakers.

Any ideas?

 

you get no sound from the subs at all? is the head unit putting out?

 

no sound at all, and one more think. when i hit a little bump i can hear some noise from speakers, not sure if something is short, but i checked everything and found nothing

 

either bad remote wire connection or the fuse up front under the hood went bad (even though it may look fine, the prongs can become detatched from the end caps)

 

just came back from my car and found out that fuse in my amp was blown. replaced with new one 20A and that b.... blow out in my hand (radio off). after that disconnected battery and put another fuse, hooked up battery and see that big *** spark. and what? another fuse is blown. WTF??!! checked all connections and did not see any shorts. Now I have no idea what to do with it!!

 

if you have a factory head unit and you bought a high and low converter, check the wires you spliced and make sure it did not cut clean though the wire and...... that way it cuts the power to the factory amp thus causing the speakers to not work.... hope it works!

 

noo, my amp is fried. saw smoke coming out from it

 

Are any of the subs playin....or jus one is not.....if one is and the other isn't there is a lil piece of wire inside the sub that connects the positive and negative. I think that wire has came loose and it has to be saudered back on

 

Did you read the thread?

 

tell you what you need to do... get a meter and check and see what ohm your subs are puttin out and if they are blown you have hear kinda like a crunchin sound and you can feel it becuz its hard

 

Do sub tests and if they are fine i'd go with a new amp... im a short and sweet person tho, cut straight to the solution LOL

 

mine was doing the same thing but when i hit a bump it made a loud noise....and it ended up being a bad ground....also you cant run the remote or rca wires anywhere near the battery wire...good luck