[Good Ol Kicker]

its exactly what they told me, and the only way is to send them the bad one and they'll send me a new one for $305, thats what i call a KICKER bullshit!!!

Lmao they gave me the exact same answer... Makes the dang thing useless to me unless I get one custom built using the motor....if that can even be done with this specific motor.

[Good Ol Kicker]

There are a couple of online places that sell the recones for l7's l5's and solo x's.

If you could point me in the direction...I know where to get the ones for solo x's. When I spoke with someone from kicker they told me they don't make them for L7's.

[Good Ol Kicker]

Yeah I just thought it was funny lol...I wonder how this even happens

Hm cuz at first i coulda sworn it was the 06' model aswell, but i looked at the manuals on the kicker site and the model doesn't match up with the 06' manual.

And so i read the side of the subwoofer and it says 06S15L7 lol

[Good Ol Kicker]

This is one of my kicker L7 15" 06' models that i've had forever..

Looks good right?

...wrong

It's really messed up and I was just curious as to what they call this problem. I wanted to get it fixed but apparently kicker stopped doing refurbs.. any ideas? lol

[Having an issue..]

Or not enough power general. Running on just one battery, a stock one at that. Gotta think, its running all your accessories in your car along with your audio stuff. Add another battery. You're trying to draw to much power, so the amps are probably going into protect.

Adding a battery wouldn't solve an overdrawing problem because batteries don't generate more power, silly.

So, my switch to my amps ...one of the wires was loose..stupid solder. And my grounds were getting a bit loose somehow, but I fixed and played music for about 5 minutes and no problem. I'll know by tomorrow if that was the problem.

Appreciate the help gentlemen. =]

edit: the amps weren't going into protect, just turning off and turning back on shortly, which is why i think the remote wire switch was the problem.

[Having an issue..]

Agreed, also make sure that you ground is solid. Make sure it touch bare metal and not paint. So it a nice and strong ground.

Thanks guys, I'll go do that and redo my grounds. Posting back in about 10 minutes to let ya know the results.

[Having an issue..]

Check to see if there is any wire exposed where the power wire goes into the amp, if there is... wrap electrical tape around it

Alright, its only like that on my hifonics, and just ever so slightly. But both amps cut off at exactly the same time.

Also, should I do the same at the distribution block and inline fuse? I never knew that could cause this kind of problem.

[Having an issue..]

Well, recently my amps have been cutting off at the same time then within 3 seconds to 1 minute they immediately turn back on and play just fine! (until they randomly cut off again)

I'd appreciate any help or possible reasons for this happening I can get

My setup:

Stock silver battery

Stock eighty(number turns into smiley lol)-amp alternator

(1) 15" Kicker L7 04' model

(1) Hifonics Brutus BXi 1206D (wired to 1 ohm)

(1) Rockford Fosgate PRIME R150-2

(1) Kicker DS component set

4 gauge wiring

inline 250A fuse

tsunami distribution block

knukonceptz rca's

I think that it has something to do with my power wire because i know its not over-drawing my stock electrical system, my voltage hardly drops.

This stopped happening for like the past 2 weeks then just started again 2 days ago.

P.S: I live in Florida if the temperature has anything to do with it.