Hifonics Generation XI Thor Car Audio Amplifier - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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yes you have a internal fault of the amp. the circuit that puts it into safe mode is bad and that is a very small chip on the board know as a op amp. needs to be repaired.

Try switching around one of the pos/neg speaker wires (you may have one crossed and they are firing out of phase, meaning when one pushes out the other pushes in and vise versa causing the base signals to cancel each other out) while the system is playing, only switch one speaker,not both. You can normally look at the subs and tell if they are moving very good and not much bass is there, you could also have the wrong box for them, this will also give a similar result

SOUNDS LIKE YOU BURNT UP THE POWER OUTPUTS IT'S UP TO YOU WEATHER YOU WANT TO BRING IT TO A REPAIR PLACE
IT MAY COST ALOT TO FIX GOOD LUCK

The Kicker 10 may be running a 1 ohm load and that amp isn't 1 ohm stable.

Capacitors are static semiconductors, they don't beep and they don't display zero. You're overworking the system or you have bad connections. Contact the maker direct under warranty. https://www.google.com/search?q=Brutus+Hifonics ..

Question edited for clarity. The manual for the TXi 4400 / TXi 6400 / TXi 8400 is probably close enough and is in the link. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/750566/Hifonics-Txi-4000.html?page=13#manual https://www.google.com/search?q=hifonics+txi6006+manual ..

My bad but I'm new to this website I don't see any answers here is that because there are none ? Or do I need to click on something to view the answers ??

Perhaps this is helpful. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/626584/Hifonics-Bxi1600-D.html#product-Brutus%20BXi1600%20D https://www.crutchfield.com/S-kExtbyINWHs/learn/learningcenter/car/subwoofers_wiring.html

Your amp could still have a short not allowing it to provide audio to your speakers. Confirm that your speakers are not blown. Use VOM meter to confirm the ohm rating.

This means that the remote wire is 0V instead of 12V. Try to connect it over from the 12V to check if it powers on.

MKe sure you have 12 vole coming from m your remote will re after your system starts up.

Run a dual 2ohm sub on it. Bridged parallel. That will give you your max. 600rms/1200max I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/chris_7f7f91eb941fb23f

There is nada wrong with your preamp and changing it will accomplish nothing. If your channels are allegedly clipping it is due to the fact that it is being over driven. A bad preamp could not over drive your amp! Have to be careful with tone controls at high levels. Every 3db increase compels amp to double power at that frequency. So if you are blasting at 2000 watts and you boost a control by that amount, your amp will put out 4000 watts and clip. If plus 6db then it is 8000 watts!

Some amps will not power up internally if u donot have remote wire. Also if u connect power then remote wire it will not power up until u reconnect in correct order. But if all that is ok. Than u have a bad amp

Shuts off or sound goes out???

That will require an amplifier and enclosure, as well as "audio out" connector(s) on your TV or set-top box.

Did you check out manufacturer website?

Speaker wiring or the speaker is loading the output transistors to a point where the protection mode kicks in.

Disconnect the speakers one at a time and see if it comes back. If it does not then it is either being over driven by the head unit or it has an internal problem.