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why were the subs only strapped down and not screwed in? or do you mean the whole box fell over?

you are not describing a clipped signal. you are describing some random tone that you are not introducing. could be something that is no longer being filtered out or maybe the pwm is sending a signal when it shouldnt... i dunno, just guessing here. but i would be surprised if there is anything you could see wrong with it. electronics are delicate and dont like being hit by hard heavy objects. lol.

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The boards in those amps are 'upside down' with a lot of heavy parts hanging off them... it's possible something like a filter coil has snapped off the board, or cracked the solder joint...

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Yeah. My subs were screwed down. But the box wasnt. The whole box fell over. Bad center of gravity. And im just gonna take a look and see if theres anything knocked loose or something. I submitted a fucking dbr quote form thing. Im so fucking pissed right now. More money out of my pocket. And im sure its clipped because my woofers are smelling like burnt vc.

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Do the subs go POP in or out when the amp comes on?

Disconnect the remote wire from the amp for a start. At a very long-range guess it sounds like you've damaged the output filtering in it and some of the PWM drive signal is getting to your subs. Or it's leaking rail voltage somehow. Either way, your subs are being fed big squares. Possibly even got a leak from the PWM in the power section to the output...

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