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Punch Amp Could you please tell me if there is an adapter to connect a p300-1 punch amp to a factory 2001 Silverado and it is currently connected to an ipod via isimple ipod interface for a factory radio, and has no rca jacks. Thank you
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Hopefully you havent blown the amp, check ALL of the wiring, make sure that your earth connection is connected to a clean metal area and make sure that the power cable you are using is big enough for the job. The Punch range of amps require a fair bit of power. skinny power cables wont help your situation and if too thin, then the amount of current could melt the plastic casing could cause a fire.
Is it the correct size fuse ? Is it the power fuse or remote ? Either way check your connections going into the amp . Try this hook your other amp to the set of wires for the rockford if that amp has a problem its a wireing problem if not chances are its an interal problem on the rockford . Hope this helps !
You need to use a Hi Low Converter. They have a different name but I cant think of it right now. Basically it connects to your rear speaker and converts it to RCA connectors that you could connect to your amp. Then connect your amp to power (battery) and Ground to power it up. Last thing to do is connect yours speakers to the amp.
Also get a high Low converter with remote connection.
Don't forget the most inportant one, the remote wire!!!! It tells the amp when to turn on/off. Should be connected to your aftermarket radio amp or power anteanna lead (should be blue). If running a factory radio you can use the radio fuse power to provide a signal to it..
dont need a diagram,, most amps have a speaker level input...dont mix this up with line level....connect your wires from back of factory speakers to speaker level input on amp...then if your amp has a low pass switch select lowpass setting now you have punch
honestly i dont think those to amps will push cvxs no matter how you wire them up.
the rms on the 200 should be used to push a door speaker.
the 800watt should deff just be hooked to 1 cvx but still wont max it out.
What you need to do is first ground your amplifier securely then make sure all connections are fastened. don't remove the speaker connection and listen for sound. If there is no sound power down the unit, and send it to a repair shop because it sound like you may have damaged some components in the unit. But in order to come to this point you have to make sure you ground the unit properly and then make sure all of your connections are secure. Contact me once this is done and you are ready to do some tests.
hi, some car amps need a high current remote supply to turn on. first make sure that you are using the proper gauge b+ and gnd cable for this particular rockford amp. then try switching the remtote turn on to this amp thru a simple Relay.(use the remote supply from your headunit as a trigger for the relay). do these connections without connecting any spks or rca line inputs. once amp is switching on then connect all other cables. OR lastly check the main fuse on the RF amp?? cheers
Hi Jon, you need to hook the Remote wire up to the Radios Blue remote wire. The car battery power stays on all the time. The blue Remote wire watches to see when the radio turns on, and signal the amp to turn on as well.
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