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ok so i have a audioque hdc3 18 inch sub its brand new i made a box wired it up and a friend gave me a amp to use thats also brand new and i cant figure out why this wont work...i wired my amp up and hooked the speaker wires to the amp. the amp is putting out power through the speaker wires but the sub isnt playing anything. its confusing the hell outta me ive never came across this problem. any ideas? oh and if you take a 9 volt battery and touch the speaker wires to it the sub moves so i dont understand it, any help is appretiated thanks again guys

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how do you know the speaker wires are getting power? can you see the electricity flow through them? /sarcasm

need more info. what kind of amp. what coils on the sub. how do you have the sub wired to the amp

edit: does the amp even turn on?

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Check your ground, or move your ground wire to another part of the chassis.

I had this same problem, and I relocated my ground wire to another spot, it worked!

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maybe it sounds like an 18 cause theres 3 fucking "port" holes ghetto drilled in the "box"

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well the amp turns on powers up fine. upon searching some more i realized my second batt was only putting 3 volts to the amp...so im charging that as we speak...i used it to start my truck one day and forgot to recharge it oops. i have a fosgate amp in there before and one day it quit working and went into protect mode and now that amp will turn on but wont put nuttin out so my friend gave me a autotek pos 2000 watt amp to use for now the amp and sub are brand new, the sub i know has power going to it cuz i probed the speaker wires with a dmm at the sub... im hoping maybe the low voltage on the second batt is the problem. but wouldnt it still put at least something out with only 3 volts? my rcas are good i checked them as well.

edit: sub is wired down to 1 ohm its a dvc 2 ohm. and yes amp is one ohm stable incase your wondering

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Its most likely the voltage. Im pretty sure there has to be a certain amount of voltage to the amp for it to operate.

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If the battery only has 3 volts I'm going to say that it is a dead battery.

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its a 4th order just because its tuned in the 40z doesnt mean it wont reach down and jiggle your balls at sub 30 hz frequencies.

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considering anything under 9 is a deep cycle Id hope his second battery is a D cell.

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