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_Vince

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I'm trying to help a friend out and see if I can fix his problem for him. He's running a JL 500x1 Slash (I think this amp is 2 ohm stable) on 2 JL W3 10" 4ohms.

He says when he plays music at about 20-23 on a JVC headunit, the bass would cut out. He goes back to check on it, the amp is burning hot on touch.

I'm thinking the ohms are wrong? 2 4 ohm JL subs on that amp should be wired to 2 ohms correct?

If it matters, this is installed in a 2005 Infiniti G35

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Are the subs SVC or DVC?

He might be clipping the crap out of it.

Check all connections again and again.

Clip city bitch, clip clip city bitch. 10's, 12's, 15's, goin up in flames bitch.

TaylorFade, on 02 Jul 2013 - 9:38 PM, said:

Go back to that place, ask to speak to that dude again, look him dead in the eye and then.... pop him in the snot box.

Tell him T-Fade sent you.

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where is the amp grounded to

edit: is the paint sanded off where its bolted to? cause its supposed to.

Not sure, I'll check that when I take his system apart. If that's the problem, new ground should fix his problem?

Are the subs SVC or DVC?

He might be clipping the crap out of it.

Check all connections again and again.

There's SVC's. what should I be checking for? proper metal contact?

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Does your friend think that the gain knob is a volume control?

nope, gains were set with DD1 and hasn't been changed since. Only thing changed since DD1 is on headunit: frequencies

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Ok, which track did you set the headunit with and which track did you set the amp with?

I don't remember track # but I know it's the one for sound quality, not loudness.

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