I have a DHD NTX-3107 hooked up in my Jeep along with some subs, everything was working perfectly until the fuse up by the battery blew I replaced it and it worked again, temporarily...

SOURCE: my subwoofers cut out

You are most likey running too much power from the amp to the speakers.. you might want to try just notching the bass down a notch or 2.. just enough that the bass will hit

SOURCE: DHD AMP

How do you have it wired now?

Impedance of each voice coil?

Number of voice coils per speaker?

Colin Stickland

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• Posted on Nov 13, 2008

SOURCE: Front Speakers And Stock Sub Stop Working HelP!!!

do you need all this noise whilst driving the car,could you hear an emergency vehicle ??check the fuses first and connections ,try speakers direct to radio

SOURCE: amp fuses blowing and amp overheat

first, check all electric your car audio system... may be it has a short connection.
If that's ok... You must check the power amp wiring.... follow the manual...
Then Check the impedance load between the amp and speaker or subs....
If this not help... you must consult the profesional car audio installer....

SOURCE: amp light is on but no power to my subs!

Hi There.

When you say the 40 Amp fuse blew. Was it your mains battery fuse or was it the fuse on the amplifier? If it was the fuse on the amplifier then you may have hurt the amplifier. The Kenwood KAC-8101D is a 1000 Watt monoblock amplifier. Therefore if you say that 1 of your woofers is not playing, then it is almost certainly blown if you are sure it is connected correctly. Try disconnecting it and only running the woofer that tries to play. If this woofer is still working correctly, you will notice a drastic drop if the sound of your bass. The reason for this is because you have changed the impedance load on your amplifier due to the fact that the other woofer is not working. Have your working woofer checked and replace the faulty woofer then you should be banging again.

Hope this helps!!