djjerez702 Posted May 15, 2009 Report Posted May 15, 2009 ok so when i had my old box my amp would never get hot!! i would run it for a while and nothing!!! shit i know im runnin it a little bit more now dat i got da new box and now da subs are moving like crazy!!! but will a different box cause da amp to push itself harder dat cuasing it getting hot??? 05 Ford F150- STOLEN!!!!4 AA Havocs 15s in a WALL4 Hifonics 2006ds1 kinetik 1800 in front4 kinetik 2400s n bakHifonics MaxxlinkAudiocontrol Epicenter2 runs 1/0 guage kicker hyperflexall other wires r knukonceptzTraded In05 Chevy SilveradoAscendant Audio 16 12s2 Mechman 320s1 Kinetik 1800 in front8 Kinetik 2400s n back4 2200 Audioques ampsLots of 0 gaugePioneer DeckAudio Control preampHifonics Maxxlink NOW 2012 Dodge Ram Hemi 4 Havoc 12s 2 AQ 2200s 2 Kinetik 2400s Pioneer Deck Audiocontrol Epicenter indash All Rockford 1/0 & every cable in there Jl audio xd 600/6 Rockford Fosgates Mids & highs Built By Audiotistics!
matt402 Posted May 15, 2009 Report Posted May 15, 2009 yes. there could be a difference in box rises between the old vs new box. the new box might be creating a lower final load on your amp , also depends on tuning and power supply/electrical.
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