gxjane

should i be checking for AC or DC? dosent matter. i tried both of them and i got like in the 28 volts. when i tried to turn up the gain the voltage barely changed. maybe it was just me being dumb because i tried doing it before i had to go to work. but ill try after work. as of right now my bass boost is at half and my bass boost is more than 1.

ok, i know i had the bass up high, but not all the way. i had the gain up just a little over half. i was planning to reset everything. i actually did already but didnt tune it tonight because it got to late, but i can tommorrow. how should i adjust the gain. ive seen the previous postings. but it tells me to set the bass boost and all the other things all the way down but they never say when i should turn up the bass boost. also should my gain match my pre amp voltage, is it ok if i go over alittle? if so by how much. my current voltage for my pre amp is 2.2 second if my amp is fused at 60 amps shouldnt i just stick with two 30s? if it is fused at that wont it make the amp unsafe and possibly fry my amp?

lets see i got a 80 anp anl fuse under my hood with 2 gauge power and ground. my amp is fused at 60. i know under the hood should be lower but i blew my old fuse and this is all i got.

my car is a 98 ford windstar, i have 2 kenwood kfc w3011 and a kenwood kac 9103d amp and a 6 ferrid kole audio cap. My problems is that for some reason i keep blowing out my two 30 amp fuses. im not exactly sure why it is doing that. right when i blew out the fuses i went and got more at a local auto zone i got like 6 for 2 bucks. when i got home i removed and replaced the blown fuses. my amp powered up, but i played one song and blew the fuses right away. i thought i was my cap so i disconnected it, but what happened now is that my amp will just turn off and then just power back up. i think its going into circuitry protection mode but im not sure. dose anyone have any idea what i can do so my amp wont just randomly die and so i dont have to spend billions of dollars in fuses every day.