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Protection light i have my sony xm-2002gtr hooked up to 2 rockford hx2 1000 watt subwoofers and the subs are hooked up in parralel and bridged to the amp with 5 guage 1400 watt wiring but my protection light indicator comes on when i turn up the bass and shuts my amp off. how should i adjust my controls on my amp?

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  • 123bigson Sep 11, 2007

    i had know idea! i thought the amp was 2 ohm stable at bridged but read more into it and its not thanks you saved my amp and subs!!!!
    ok! now how would i set my controls for nice low bass

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Thanks sounds just as good, doesnt cut out any more, and my sound system will live longer!!

Posted on Sep 15, 2007

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You cannot parallel two subs AND run them on the Bridge. You must have at LEAST a 4 ohm load on the bridge, and 2 4 ohm subs in parallel equals TWO OHMS. BAD!!! Move each sub to it's own channel or your amp will soon fry.

Posted on Sep 10, 2007

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