Amp keeps blowing fuses.

[Guest]

Thats how they are wired, and they are bridged off the amp.

wait so you took a piece of wire and put it across the + and + on the amp itself and same with the -'s?

you know you're supposed to bridge it on the woofers.

[Maroon97SL]

That is the wiring diagram on the subs... the amp has 2 wires coming off of the + and 2 wires coming off of the negative. one wire for each terminal on the back of the box.

[fr34kout]

I'm just going to assume you doubled in the picture, idk. Anyways this is what you need to do.

Positive of amp to positive of Sub 1 Coil 1.

Negative of Sub 1 Coil 1 to Positive of Sub 1 Coil 2.

Negative of Sub 1 Coil 2 to Negative of amp.

For 1 & 3 you want to put it on the outsides (like positive of channel 1 and negative of channel 2, the amp should show a line to show where to bridge)

Now you can either run 2 more wires from the amp to the 2nd sub the same way, or you can run 2 more wires from where the amp plugs into the sub and connect those to the 2nd sub the same way.

[Guest]

instead of talking about this wiring mess, get a better amplifier.

[Guest]

I'm just going to assume you doubled in the picture, idk. Anyways this is what you need to do.

Positive of amp to positive of Sub 1 Coil 1.

Negative of Sub 1 Coil 1 to Positive of Sub 1 Coil 2.

Negative of Sub 1 Coil 2 to Negative of amp.

For 1 & 3 you want to put it on the outsides (like positive of channel 1 and negative of channel 2, the amp should show a line to show where to bridge)

Now you can either run 2 more wires from the amp to the 2nd sub the same way, or you can run 2 more wires from where the amp plugs into the sub and connect those to the 2nd sub the same way.

wow thats confusing as hell, i didnt even bother reading most of that.

OP i can suggest a way for you to wire your woofers safely but its not really recommended because if there bass line in a song that isnt exactly 50% left and 50% right, the woofers will fight eachother.

[Maroon97SL]

What kind of amplifier would you guys recommend in the price range of 100-150$?

[Maroon97SL]

better picture, that is how they are wired.

[Austin175]

just go to the12volt.com an look up the wiring diagram

[Guest]

better picture, that is how they are wired.

yes thats parallel, and the reason why your amp is blowing fuses. im honestly shocked how that amp didnt blow if its a 2 channel and you have it set as .5 ohms per channel.

for 100-150 there is no monoblock amplifier that i know of that can produce 1000rms at 1 ohm.

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_17501_Crunch+GPV+2000.1+-GPV2000.1-.html

pretty much the "best" thing for $150 and will do probably like 1000rms at 14.4v exactly.

[fr34kout]

Why not help him fix his wiring instead of recommending a different amp?

Wire up your subs like that for a 4 ohm load total (2 ohms per channel). You'll be seeing a lot less power, but you will stop blowing fuses.