The fuse from the amp to the battery keeps burning

You need to find out the voice coil ohms and if you have 1 or 2 voice coils in each sub and then wire accordingly.

If you have two subs to connect, place the speakers next to each other face down, you will notice that the connection points run in sequence +- and +-. Now connect the - (negative) from the one speaker, to the + (positive) of the other speaker. Now connect the open + from the one speaker and the open - from the other speaker to your amp.
If you have only one speaker it should be bridgeson your amp.
Your amp should have a bridging indication. On the connection points of each channel on the the amp, you should see a mark pointing to the first - and the last +. That will be your bridge

depending on how many channels the amp is, you may not be able to hook everything up to it.

usually you have a separate amp for subs. 4 channel amp for the speakers in the car, and a mono amp for the subs.

To hook them all up to the same amp you would need an amp with 5 channels. It wouldn't work out right.

If you have a mono amp its only for subs.

If you have a 2 channel you can either hook it up to the rear speakers or bridge them to mono to run the subs.


you need a channel per speaker basically.

what ohm is it running at? if you have all three hook up it parallel then its to low of ohms and it would be louder if you unhook your 10" sub as it moves differently form the 12"s and it cancels out some bass. but if you want it then you have to change the wiring around a bit. take the positive wire off a 12 and put it on the positive side of the 10 and then take the ground for the 10 and hook it up to the positive side of the 12. so you should have one wire from the amp going to the negative side of the 12 and one going to the positive side of the 10 and a jumper wire from the 10 to the 12. and if it still shuts off then you have bigger problems.

i myself would run a parallel bridged ciruit. basically run the speaker wires one positive on the right speaker side and one negative on the left side.

thanks

tom

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/StaticFiles/PUSA/Files/GM-D8400M_OwnersManual1128.pdf
thats the link to the owners manual enjoy.
if you ever want to upgrade to a higher quality amp let me know, for about 300$ i could have gotten you into a 2000 watt RMS mono block class d that is competion grade.

for a 600 watt like what you have i coulda gotten you into it for about 210 - 225
and for the same amp that you bought i coulda done for about 200

pioneer decks are really nice but the amps are only low to middle end grade.

never attemp to bridge your amps specially this type of amps. this are too very complicated. you may blow your amp if you will attempt it again.

3000 watts divided by 12 volts=267 amps...how hot is your alternator...have you considered a separate alternator or a battery isolator?

2 X 18" Kicker CVR they will work really clean. 2000 watt max each and 1000 RMS just like your amp.