Help! My subs won't play!

[Twostrokeking]

hook your subs to an ohm reader, that'll tell you if your subs are still good or not.

How?

[Trey_Dog650]

Take the wire from the amp to your dmm that's set on ohms and if it doesn't read where it should be then they are gone!

[Watch the bass]

If you haven´t some electrical messurement tool´s maby you find someone near http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/137758-smd-audio-tools-map/.

Did you use diffrent RCA output´s on your HU (sub RCA´s), if so check if there work, maby there f... up!

[Noel989]

One more possibility

Did by any chance turn off the bass from the head unit ?

It happened to me and check eerything until I remember that I had turned it off

[bass-time]

check your rca wires if there power and ground is still good. its a good possibility its your rca.

[matt402]

is the amp strappable? could have got bumped from master to slave on accident.

i did that once & it drove me crazy tryin to figure it out.

[Twostrokeking]

Okay I tested the remote wire and I get 12 volts. I hooked the sub wires to the mids and highs amp and I still get nothing. I'm stressing this big time. How do I test the subs? I hooked my dad's dmm to the sub wires and the meter doesn't change at all. ;(

[jhmeg2]

swap out sub wire, try and pop the subs with a drill battery, putt the dmm right to the sub no wires.

[Twostrokeking]

I hooked a spare door speaker to the Bd1000.1 and it plays just fine. is it possible for both subs to blow at the same time?

[CJ18]

It is possible. Check each coil with your dmm and see what they read.