Alpine mrd m500 amp is not pushing my 12 in infinity sub

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Sorry,after rereading your problem,I gave a wrong answer.Do you have the deck sub RCA pre-amps connected to the amp,then the wires from the amp to the sub?If you do,you need to check what the sub and amp are rated as such as,peak or rms.They are 2 completely different meanings.Greg

try tweaking the phase controls

not a good idea-its made to run bass- plus its a mono amp- so you would lose stereo separation-but if your mind is set on it....do what you gotta do and good luck

I don't think either, I believe your running theamp load too low with too low an ohm speakers and this cases the amp to produce more power but not stable and it overheats and the thermal protection cuts the amp off when the temp gets too hot to prevent damage.. Make sure your speakers depending on how they are wired do not exceed the amps load rating

That is a code to inform you of an issue, and to help direct you to a particular area of concern

HOT & E-1 = both for heat issue

E-2 = for a voltage issue

E-3 = for a current issue.

While yours is a current issue, that reflects a problem with your input or output signal pairs. You should disconnect the subs at the amp, then operate the unit as normal to see if the code reappears. This is the start of your process of elimination, where as you will be able to determine the general location of the issue, weather it is before - internal - after the amp, hence If after the subs were disconnected, the code did not return then it would be obvious that you should focus on the subs and their signal pairs. troubleshooting in small increments until the issue is discovered.

Hope this helps...Good luck
Aduz

you have to have an alpine kce-510m amp link module. You must also have a compatible amp, such as mrd-m300, mrd-m500, or the mrd-m1000. The amp link module plugs into the (ext) plug on the iva-d310 and the other end of the cable into an alpine kce-060m y-cable. The shorter of the y-cable plugs into the amp with the lowest id #.

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

Try switching the lowpass filter down to 80hz or lower, then adjust the bass boost to your liking.

Hi SPDGOD,

 

Could not find exact, but close manual.  It is the MRP-M450 mono block amp from alpine.

 

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http://vault.alpine-usa.com/products/documents/OM_MRP-M450.PDF