20 Most Recent AudioBahn A6004T Car Audio Amplifier Questions & Answers

First - disconnect ALL wires.... Power, Ground, Remote, RCA, Speakers.

Reconnect only power, and ground, and remote wire - being extra careful there are no wire strands sticking out of the terminal.

Now power on the amplifier.
If the fuse on the amplifier blows - the problem is internal and should be repaired by an electrical repair shop familiar with Car Audio Amplifiers - as Audiobahn is no longer in business - repair schematics are hard to come acros, and parts must be sourced elsewhere.

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Check the unit for a blown fuse and replace it. Or reset the circuit breaker if it is equipped with one,

have you got on one rca input to this amp or two. of two you may need to use a set of splitters.

ok I thought I anwered this one but first thing to try is disconnect all your speakers and see if the light goes out if it doesnt then your gonna need a schematic and a working know how on solid state amplifiers. first check al the outputs for the speakers for dc If theres dc on an output then that output device is shorted or leaky. Ive have open drivers as well as current control transistors leaky or shorted to that made the protection come on.. Good Luck

You have to wire it in 'Bridge Mode'. https://www.google.com/search?q=audiobahn+a2301Q+connect+2+subs%2C+2+speakers

The amplifier is only stable to 2 ohms.
Assuming the cubs are dual 4 ohm voicecoils - a 2 ohm load with 2 subs is not possible.
You can only wire up 1 dual 4 ohm voicecoil sub (both positives to amp... and both negatives to amp) to get a 2 ohm mono load.

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Resistor colour codes https://www.google.com/search?q=resistor+colour+code No wiring schematic exists. No Service Manual exists. https://www.google.com/search?safe=off&rlz=1C1QJDB_enCA643CA644&sxsrf=ALeKk01Lz55kU-L2ZSMHzvFAEs_MMAXaQw%3A1603501290257&ei=6nyTX-maD9K0ggek1bGICA&q=Audiobahn+a12001dt+wiring+schematic ..

Hello William Novelli, if it would be compatible, but you should control the order of the connections, they can vary I send you the link to download the manuals of both models and compare the connections, if you find it complex, consult a specialized technical service I hope you find it useful Regards Franco Dosil Hola William Novelli, si seria compatible, pero deberas controlar el orden de las conexiones, pueden variar Te envio el link paravque descargues los manuales de ambos modelos y compares los conexionados, si te resulta complejo, consulta con un servicio tecnico especializado Espero te resulte util Saludos Franco Dosil https://manualmachine.com/audiobahn/aeq7/18414-user-manual/ https://manualmachine.com/audiobahn/aeq8/18268-user-manual/ https://www.manualslib.com/manual/211695/Audiobahn-Aeq6q.html

as your sub is only rated to 400w rms simply connect the sub to either a or b channel outputs you may wish to use an rca splitter before the amp to feed both left and right audio channels into a single channel on the amp. WARNING connecting both channels on the amp to the sub will overload the sub and possibly blow it up so i highly recommend not doing so.

i was not able to locate a manual but i did find some interesting information that hopefully may help, The AudioBahn AW1000X Car Subwoofer Features: dual 4-ohm voice coils, non-pressed pulp cone, huge foam surround, frequency response 23-500 Hz, power range 50-600 watts RMS (300 watts per coil), peak power handling 1,200 watts, sensitivity 91.1 dB, top-mount depth 5-1/4" ,sealed box volume: 0.4-.95 cubic feet, ported box volume: 1.632 cubic feet.

i'd need more info but from what you've stated, sorry to break it to you but it sounds likely you've incorrectly wired you speakers and blown your amp. this will prove no doubt an expensive mistake and learning exercise.

to drop the amp load to 1 ohm you need to divide the output signal path and the best way is by wiring a second woofer in parallel as seen in the ideal diagram attached this has the desired effect of doubling the volume . since 2 ohm divided by 2 is 1 ohm load connected to your amp. so the short answer is no you can't do that with a single woofer

Generally there are 2 parts to this problem part 1 input signal as these woofers are just subs remember to give them a low line in signal before the amp (see diagram) i like to use rca low pass crossover filters from harrison labs (see link) part 2 is the wiring configuration of the 2 woofers by wiring them in parallel as shown in the diagram you reduce them to a 2 ohm load for your 2 ohm amp meaning you'll get max loudness and efficiency Harrison Labs FMOD Inline Crossover Pair 100 Hz Low Pass RCA Shipping is...

unfortunately if you only have the one woofer there isn't really any safe way to do so but if you had a pair of woofers you could in theory wire them in parallel thus creating only a 3 ohm load but your amp must be able to work at such low ohms otherwise you WILL blow up your amp.