Amp placement and problems
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Here is the amp I am running and the sub.
MOSFET 2-Channel Power Amplifier
* Max Power (2 Ohms) * 150W X 2
* RMS Power (4 Ohms) * 75W X 2
* Bridged Power (4 Ohms) * 300W X 1
* Signal-to-Noise Ratio * 105dB
* Frequency Response * 20Hz-20kHz
* Dimensions: * 8”W x 2-1/2”H x 11-1/4”L
Remote Subwoofer Level Control included
I have a 10" sub dual voice
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Power Handling (Peak) 350W
Power Handling (Contin.) 225W
Freq.Response 30Hz-2.5kHz
Efficiency (1 Watt/1 Meter) 90 dB
Impedance 4 Ohm
Magnet Structure 80 Oz
Voice Coil 2-1/2”
Mounting Depth 5”
Also available in Dual 4 ohm Voice Coil models:
P210DVC
MOSFET 2-Channel Power Amplifier
* Max Power (2 Ohms) * 150W X 2
* RMS Power (4 Ohms) * 75W X 2
* Bridged Power (4 Ohms) * 300W X 1
* Signal-to-Noise Ratio * 105dB
* Frequency Response * 20Hz-20kHz
* Dimensions: * 8”W x 2-1/2”H x 11-1/4”L
Remote Subwoofer Level Control included
I have a 10" sub dual voice
Power Handling (Peak) 350W
Power Handling (Contin.) 225W
Freq.Response 30Hz-2.5kHz
Efficiency (1 Watt/1 Meter) 90 dB
Impedance 4 Ohm
Magnet Structure 80 Oz
Voice Coil 2-1/2”
Mounting Depth 5”
Also available in Dual 4 ohm Voice Coil models:
P210DVC
Last edited by vtecaccord01; Jan 5, 2006 at 10:39 AM.
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From: Ct.
i had this same prob and it was the in-line circuit breaker wasnt the right size for the amp and it couldnt handle the power going through it...before you go get a huge power cable look at your in-line fuse/circuit breaker and see how many amps it is....usually standard 20 or 40 amp fuses are used
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From: Ct.
Originally Posted by vtecaccord01
It is a DVC sub. When I first installed the new amp it played for about 40 mins then went into protection mode. Now anytime I put the fuse in it goes straight into protection. I have no idea what size inline fuse is in there. It came with the amp kit. The fuse hold is only a black casing so I wanted to upgrade it anyway. When I tried the second amp the sub still worked fine. The green light would blink and I would hear the sub catch a single but that is it.
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Originally Posted by akeura369
i had this same prob and it was the in-line circuit breaker wasnt the right size for the amp and it couldnt handle the power going through it...before you go get a huge power cable look at your in-line fuse/circuit breaker and see how many amps it is....usually standard 20 or 40 amp fuses are used
If the fuse cant handle the power going through it, it will pop. That is how a fuse functions.
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