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Aw1206t sub wont work

I hook my one sub up and it pound then other dont turns my amps red light on an quits pounding i rewired it all and that sub still does it other one works fine an i bought them @ same time so whats the problem? why is it turning my amp light red and it hit when u first hook it up but only gives a thump and turns amp red again

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How do you fix that problem. Cuz i have the same problem too. I hook up one 10 inch sub and it works but when i hook up the second one the red light on my amp comes on. Both subs used to work fine.

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