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I bought 2 lanzar sub 6000w and I have a monoblock lanzar dct5001d when I open high volume the power indicator blink and cut when I turn down the volume it play oky

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You may have to increase the size of you power cables to the amplifier. Both the POSITIVE and NAGATIVE wires should run directly to the battery. At this power level, you may actually want to install a battery right at the amplifier, and use the shortest possible cables between the battery and the amplifier. connect the battery Negative and positive terminals directly to your car battery using #6 cable as a minimum size. This will almost guarantee enough power for your ampl,ifier to run properly.

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  • Posted on Aug 09, 2007

SOURCE: Car amp's stopped working. Putting out a heart beat sound through subs but no bass.

could be low current ,disconnect all power including ground for 20min N.B most amps will seem to be shorted at output but this is normal due to damping ratio.

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  • Posted on Jun 09, 2008

SOURCE: sub for lanzar mxa 282

Answer: Any subwoofer(s) that you can fit or afford that can handle 2000 watts. Just don't bridge that amp to try and push all the wattage to one because you'll be putting 4000 watts into a 2000 watt subwoofer. Run each channel into seperate 2000 watt subs or bridge to both. PIONEER PREMIER 3000 WATT subs would be perfect because they're quality and only about $125 US $$ each.That way if you wanted to upgrade to a better amp (Lanzar is ok, but not the best clean wattage) you won't blow the 2000w max subs with a power surge if you don't have a huge capacitor. Hope that helps. W ho's the insult guy? Totally uncalled for, but I'm sure you'd have some sensible and logical insult for me for saying that wasn't right. Some people get a good deal on a component and build a system around it or more commonly they buy an amp knowing what they want to push for wattage and get the subs next. Where is it written subs must be purchased first? Actually I'd rather buy the subs last so you don't blow them by getting an amp too much for the subs you already have to handle. You can blow subs with an amp, but you can't harm an amp with subs so it's actually better to have the amp first and get subwoofers that can work best with it. So anything 10" to 18" that can handle 2000 watts, at least 1500 minimum RMS. The pioneer premier's are great and sound awesome. JL Audio, MA Audio, MTX, Rockford Fosgate and Audiobahn all carry great subs at competitive prices that are worth the money and will last. Don't get anything cheap when for a few bucks more you can get everything you want, great sound, clean bass, loud as hell and will last.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 30, 2009

SOURCE: My Orion d-5000 amp which is wired to an Orion

Your speaker is a dual 2ohm sub. If you have both voice coils wired Parallel that will drop the ohm load to 1, which the amp can not handle. You need to wire the voice coils in series. Treat each voice coil as a speaker.


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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 05, 2009

SOURCE: Alpine PDX1.600 amp cuts off

Make sure there's no missmatched impedance. If your sub running 2 ohms then your amp has to be 2 ohms stable. Does the amp blow fuses or get really hot? If it does it can be a fire hazard and I would recommend taking it out of your car. It could be that you don't have sufficient grounding. The grounding needs to be very close to the amp and the paint needs to be thoroughly scratched off. Otherwise could be a blown transistor within the amplifier, you can check this by opening up the amp, running a multimeter and testing the transistors for resistance.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 25, 2010

SOURCE: i have a jl 1000/1 amp hooke up to 2 12 w6 subs

check your baterry post you need to have them tight i had the same amp and 2 15s L7 the blue light turns on right make sure there not covered in acid corrossion clean them out

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I have a Power Acoustik Dem0n II 6000w amp. Every few seconds or so, it cuts off. In addition to the constant power outages, the amp is almost always hot. Can someone tell me what the problem might be?

be sure the amp is located in a well ventilated area as heat build up can cause a safety override to cut power once temp. reaches a certain point. amps do generate heat though so if you dont think its cutting out due to excessive heat building up, i'd definitely get a power capacitor to help keep a steady supply of electrical energy available for instances where the bass hits really hard or for prolonged periods of time. if you have a power cap already make sure it doesnt need to be upgraded to function properly. hope this helps!
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I have a lanzar vector VCT-2210 2000 watt amp hooked up to two menace 1300 watt subs. when i turn the volume up on the head unit the amp goes into protection mode. i checked all my wiring and it seems all...

Things to check: Is the wire between the amp and the subs heavy enough to pass 167 amps? 2000 * 12 = 166.66666 amps. Max volts on the subs are 10 volts....close enough. Are you sure you're using the line out on the head unit? You may be over driving the amp if it's anything else.If the head unit doesn't have line out connectors then you'll need to get an attenuator for each channel. Do you have caps on the 12 v power in wires? They'll keep the headlights from dimming and the alternator will last longer if you do.
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Speakers cutting in and out at high volume

The amp is going into protect on the two channels powering the speakers. Turn down the gain on those two channels. You also may want to consider crossing over the speakers a little higher than they are now.

The rating on those speakers are way too high. 6.5's and 6x9's will take 50-100 clean watts tops before they start to break up.

The best solution to get it perfect is....unplug the subs. Turn the gain on the speaker channels all the way down. Then turn up the deck 80% as high as it will go. Play a song. Then increase the gain on the amp until the speakers are as load as they go without distortion. Shut off the car, replugg in the subs and do the same thing. Gain on sub channels all the way down, deck then to 80%, find a bass heavy song, then turn gain up until subs become distorted. If you do this procedure your speakers and subs will be "gain matched" to the proper levels.

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My lanzar mini max amp keeps loosing power at medium to high volume why is this

first off you need to find out if your subs are 2 ,4,6 ohm . then check what ohm your amp will run if it is cutting off it's pulling to much power or it's over heating it.there are certen ways to hook up your subs.
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I bought a Denon AVR 791 receiver two months ago, work great, sound great with my Definitive Technology Speakers but 3 days ago while I was watching a movie on my PS3 the receiver turned off on the higher...

Clearly, it thinks you're overdriving it.

Blinking Power Indicator every 2 seconds means the internal temperature is high. (Page 76 of the manual)

Every half-second - speaker impedance too low.

Consider the load presented by the speakers and what their minimum impedance might be.

Check for loose speaker wires.
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Why my amp shuts off when the volume is turn up and comes back on when lower the volume? I have 2 15 Q Power subs and Lanzar MXA3000D Amp

I used to own a Lanzar amp. I dont know if ours will be the same, but mine had a special safety feature. If i turned it up too loud it would go into it's safety mode and shut itsself down to protect the subs. You can bypass this security setting, but it is not recommended, as it protects your subs from a great deal of power.
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Alpine MRD-M1005 Subwoofer Amp Problem

He may be right! You might try finding a new source of contact for your ground cause it may not be sufficent enough to ground to, also make sure that no wires from the back of your radio have any wires sticking out touching other interfering things that could possibly be causing the noise
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Installation

Hi JJerky,

I suggest we go for 2 ohm to preserve the amp and not heat things up so bad.
Your Subs are Dual Voice Coil(DVC) and 2 ohms each coil. I am going to tell you the wiring to insure you get balanced response from both Subs. We will wire the Subs Voice coils in Parallel to make them 1 ohm each. Then we will wire the Amp to the subs in series to make the total load on the amp 2 ohms. When you have series to both subs each sub gets the same current.


Example of my coding :SUB1VC1+ = Subwoofer 1 Voice Coil 1 Postive terminal.

SUB1VC1+ to SUB1VC2+
SUB1VC1 - to SUB1VC2-

SUB2VC1 + to SUB2VC2 +
SUB2VC1 - to SUB2VC2 -

AMP + to SUB1VC1 +
SUB1VC1 - to SUB2VC1 +
SUB2VC1 - to AMP -

This should give you a good repsonse.

Adjust your Bass Gain down very low at first. Also cut you LPF to about 60 hz. Crank up the volume on a bass test Audio track, Adjust the Bass Gain up unitl you get distortion. The turn it back a little. This is proper setting for your Gain.
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Amp

Pulling to much power? Do you mean clipping? When an amp is over powered (gains are to high) a amp will distort much like a deck destorts at high volumes and it will sound horrible. Make sure your setup is to within specificatons of the amp. (impediance and such)
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