Help please!

[frenziedcage]

So you have your amp wired with a 2 ohm load and a 4 ohm load. Since it is a mono block it sees them as 1 sub no matter how many you have hooked up it just sees the ohm load. So with out knowing better you could have dropped the impedance below the minimum rated impedance of your amp and possibly could have made it go bye bye.

I would just hook up the cadence sub at 2ohms and see how it reacts to the sub.

Also check all your connections to the amp for any lose ones

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[Guest]

Have you checked your power/ground/remote wires?

I had to recrimp my ground because it came out of the wire ring terminal and I haven't checked it again, I have a new wire ring to put on it

if its crimped properly in the first place, it shouldn't have come out. what do you use to crimp the lugs on?

use a multimeter to check if the amp is getting any DC voltage from the battery. if its not, check the in-line power wire fuse and the onboard amp fuses (if there are any).

also check voltage from remote wire, if that is getting 12v too.

report back. this will let us know what is wrong...well, at least get a way better idea.

btw it'll help if you just didnt put "help please" in the thread title. use a short description next time.

[Guest]

also, what is the model number of the amp? you might've wired the amp to an ohm load that it cant handle. partly because you mixed woofers and coil types.