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What up fam, I am currently running 1 SA-8 in a ported box being powered by a MBquart 1600, I have 1 4 gauge power run and a 4 gauge ground using a body ground. I was bumpin and my amp cut off..I turned car off and my beats came back on..

-So is it that the 4 gauge is not enough to handle the draw

-the stock alt not putting enough out

-Ground is not a good ground

-speaker wire on sub is two thin

4 gauge power wire w/inline fuse(not blown)

4 gauge ground wire(paint is stripped clean and nut with lock washer and crimped terminal)

12 gauge speaker wire from amp to sub and bridging sub down to 1 ohm)

I also will be upgrading to a dual 8 set up sooooonnn

Any advise?

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any of those could be the problem. easiest way for us to help you would be to take pictures of every connection and post them here.

get a voltage meter and put it on the input side of the amp. turn up the volume and see what the lowest number is that you get, and tell us.

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Could be several things from the gains not set correctly to loose wire some where.how did u set the gain on the amp?

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Is that amp 1ohm stable?

That can through you into protect mode if its not!

I believe it is 1ohm stable if its the one I have in mind so he should be good
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Check the remote wire as well. Both coming from the head unit or wherever you tapped the remote into, and check it at the amp. Make sure that's not a loose connection that got too loose and broke contact after hitting a bump.

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was your amp overheating i know some amps when turned off then back on will play if overheated

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