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Hey guys, finally joined the site, been browsing around for a while, but I have come across a problem and I hope I can get some help with it. One of my subs keeps going out on me, I originally fixed it by switching the terminals on the sub, but it looks like both are burnt. Im trying to figure out what is causing this, I attached some pictures to show what I mean.

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Are they being overpowered, I bought this car with everything in it, so I'm not sure on the specs of the amp, but the subs are 1000 W peak 500 RMS

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what is the name and model of the amp.

also have you had the problem before you switched the terms

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what is the name and model of the amp.

also have you had the problem before you switched the terms

Im not sure, there are two amps in the car, one is under the driver seat and the other under the passenger seat. I cant see what the model numbers are on them and there bolted down and I dont really want to rip them out if I dont have to.

And ya it burnt out the one terminal so I switched it to the other one and now it burnt out that one.

Edited by Cameron O'Neill
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do you have 1 or 2 sub set up?, also did this just start having the problem? Also what is the brand of sub

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Had a friend buy a avalanche with a system in it and it was hooked up all wrong. Would be a good idea to redo the wiring from start that way you know for sure its hooked up right.

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do you have 1 or 2 sub set up?, also did this just start having the problem? Also what is the brand of sub

2 10's in a sealed box and they are Kaption Audio and yea it just recently started happening.

Edited by Cameron O'Neill
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Had a friend buy a avalanche with a system in it and it was hooked up all wrong. Would be a good idea to redo the wiring from start that way you know for sure its hooked up right.

I would, but I have no idea where to start, and it looks like it was professionally done.

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