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The amp turns on and the amp light is on. I am pretty sure the subwoofer is not blown. I actually tried another speaker off the amp and all I get is static when I hook up speaker. Is my amp blown? and sometimes my amp works. Let me know what yout think.
same problem everything is hooked up the amps turn on and i know the subs work because i just had them in my room but i just dont know
the light comes on but no sound. no continuity between speaker input and output on amp. I hooked up a different amp and it worked just fine. When I check for continuity on the working amp the speaker starts pounding.the light comes on but no sound. no continuity between speaker input and output on amp. I hooked up a different amp and it worked just fine. When I check for continuity on the working amp the speaker starts pounding.
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ok, your amp is in protect mode. either the speaker wires are crossed and shorting out, your woofer's vioce coils are melted and the speaker is blown or the amp is dead.
to determine if the speakers voice coils are melted, and thus the speaker being blown is the reason for the "protect" light, simply push in the cone of the woofer in gently with your hand. the woofer should move a little more than an inch, without any resistance, before bottoming out. if there feels to be any resistance, like a rubbing or scratching, before the woofer bottoms out, then your voice coils are fried, and you need a new woofer.
it sounds like one channel in your amp had shorted and letting dc go to the speaker...a speaker is an electromagnet and requires ac to make it pulse..the amp has a blown channel and would have to be repaired and a factory service center...there is no quick fix..
try pluging in a diff, speaker to the amp see if u get sound.try powering the sub with a home radio just to see if u get sound at all if ur getting sound from the sub then its the amp but u could of damaged it when the amp over heated
Check your rca cables they might be loose or not connected to the amp or the radio. Sometimes those rca cable outlets get worn out by being bumped, moved, hooking up and pulling out connectors. Plug in your rca cords and wiggle them on the amp while radio is on and see if the music cuts in and out
the light comes on but no sound. no continuity between speaker input and output on amp. I hooked up a different amp and it worked just fine. When I check for continuity on the working amp the speaker starts pounding.
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