12 inch alpine type-r popping at low bass

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have your amp tested and is the sub 4 ohm or run to 2 ohm

good job after they are broken in for a few months gain can go to just ovr half

Sounds like your sub is overextending itself, and possibly losing contact at the voice coil. Overextending will make a weird rattling sound, losing contact at the voice coil will make a popping sound.

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I don't think either, I believe your running theamp load too low with too low an ohm speakers and this cases the amp to produce more power but not stable and it overheats and the thermal protection cuts the amp off when the temp gets too hot to prevent damage.. Make sure your speakers depending on how they are wired do not exceed the amps load rating

This is how 2 type r's are wired to one amp at 2ohms hope this helps dont forget to rate me thanks

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could it be as simple as bass boost??? maybe you have the subs hooked up wrong... have to have the ohms right.....hopefully this helped

You need to check the Fuse on the Power Wire and check the ground wire to see if has loosened up. Also check Power Wire as well.

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Try switching the lowpass filter down to 80hz or lower, then adjust the bass boost to your liking.

You may have a problem with the power source feeding the amp. You need to check the voltage across the amplifier's B+ and ground terminals when the amp is playing/cutting off. If it's dropping below ~11 volts, you need to determine why it's dropping so low.