Same thing.. stick with the brands I mentioned. A Kenwood or Clarion or Orion Cobalt series will not cost much more, but will be better built and more reliable for you in the long run.Same thing.. stick with the brands I mentioned. A Kenwood or Clarion or Orion Cobalt series will not cost much more, but will be better built and more reliable for you in the long run.
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first off you need to find out if your subs are 2 ,4,6 ohm . then check what ohm your amp will run if it is cutting off it's pulling to much power or it's over heating it.there are certen ways to hook up your subs.
The battery is 12 volts and Ohms has nothing to do with your amp installation.
Was the amp running and got hot? Many times an amp will go into "thermal mode" when used for an extended amount of time and need to cool down but I assume if you are trying to hook it up you were not using it.
You need to check the ground wire real well. A loose ground will cause protect mode.
Recheck the speaker wires and their connections. If they cross this to can cause protection mode.
This is a 4 Ohm amp, are your speakers 4 ohm or lower> If not then you may be running to low of a load to your amplifier.
I always remove everything from the amp first and power it on and then add wires and see where which connection throws the amp into power mode.
Check the fuse as well but if the LED is on chances are your fuse is good.
If you check all of the items I listed and the amp still goes into protect mode then your amp is bad.
Disconnect all speaker connections and rca cables. Leave power, ground and remote wires intact. Try turning on again. If you still have a protection light your amp is faulty. Hopefully you have warranty. Time to get an old school Opti Drive.
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Disconnect all speaker connections and rca cables. Leave power, ground and remote wires intact. Try turning on again. If you still have a protection light your amp is faulty. Hopefully you have warranty. Time to purchase an old school Lanzar Opti Drive. Any of them. The 50 will kill some 12" subs
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did you check the fuses on the side of the amp? put voltage meter on b+ should read 13v, take it to service center to have checked out, may have some prblems inside
most generic pre-gabs tend to be 1.75cu ft, however to be properly tuned, you need the T/S parameters and/or tuning frequency.
Look around on the net, you may get lucky. Lanzar does not have it as a download on their page. Maybe a call to their customer service would net you the information!
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Check your speaker load. It probably should be 4 ohms per channel. Also, if you are bridging then you must double your ohms load. It may be that your old amp could tolerate a lower impedence (ohms load) than the new amp. Do this now so you don't fry your amp. Good luck.
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