My sub/amp doesn't work.

Double check all of your fuses and make sure they are the corrects AMP. Other than that it sounds like the speaker wires came loose somewhere along the line. check on the subs and behind the deck. hope this helps

it could be few things one the light might come on but the preamp could be bad two could be a loose wire to sub three sub could be bad four make sure rca cables are good i hop this helps

If it’s an active sub change you plug point and check, also try the power button on the sub by clicking it once or twice

You are right about the scratching sound meaning the speaker is blown. The other one by it not playing it could mean the voice coils in it are blown or burnt.The safest way to check the speaker is to connect it to a standard 9 volt battery and listen for a popping noise when you make the connection and look the see if the cone stands up as long as the connection is made n returns to normal and no noises when disconnected from the 9 volt battery. To test this while the sub is plugged in to the amp but out of the box move the cone as far in and as far out as it will go. If it comes on while u hold it on either one of these positions but when released it goes back to not playing then the coils in it are blown or burnt and is no longer any good. As for selling the box its on you, aim anywhere from 2/3 to 1/2 the price you paid for it minus the speakers.

wrap a striped speaker wire around the back of the rca out put on your cd player and for the record that aint a 2300 watt amp its like a 300 watt amp

Try bypassing the remote wire staight to power instead of the stereo

His amp probably blew your fuse. Check that you have 12V at the power connections. If you don't, then find the fuse in your positive wiring to the amp. If you do have 12V to the amp, check your remote power up also has 12V between that and the negative line when your head unit is on. If it doesn't, then it's probably an internal fuse in your remote switch on line inside your head unit caused by a fault in your friends amp. This is normally accessible at the back of the head unit.

Hello polarisracin,

You need to bridge 2 of the amp channels to each 4 ohm sub to get the most power from the amp. Bridge channels 1/2 to one of the subs and channels 3/4 to the other one. But the amp is only rated for 75 watts RMS per channel and Pyle products are sometimes rated higher than their real capabilities. So, even bridged and with the rated output, you'll only be getting at most 150 watts from a pair of bridged channels. That's not much for a sub.

Hope this helps.

It Could be Eiher Problem Make Sure The Remote our using is thew same brand as the amp its plugged in to

your amp its protect by releas of [powerout]one this releys is dead you mast chenche