Ok...I hooked my amplifier up...its a VR3 From Wal-Mart 400 WATT Amplifier.

So I bridged it to my 1 12" XPLOD...ok before it comes up yes, my amp is bridgeable.

OK..so it works fine for 2 days bam it sounds so damn good...then im driving down the highway next thing i know wtf...my sub is not working only speakers that are working is my in the wall ones.

so i messed with it for a while...and i couldn't get it to work...at first i thought i blew my sub..but i figg'd this was impossible cuz when i unhook the power from my amp...then tap the power cord to the amp where it was placed it Pops for a second like hums kinda the sub just a short Bump...and the power is working on my amp cuz the power light is on.

I'm really stumped but one sec its working next second no sub...

????????

 

I did the same thing to a pioneer. You just overloaded the amp and blew a circuit or two. It is fixable if you know a friend who does that stuff for cheap. I did it to my amp about 4 years ago and it pounded hard. After fixing it and a couple years later the amp now shuts off if I turn it up to loud. Time for a new one I guess

 

Ask in the electronics/car audio section.

 

I honestly wouldnt be suprised if you blew your sub using a cheap wal-mart Amp. Cheap subs isn't too bad.. but a cheap amp is a huge no-no.

Check to see if the voice coil on the sub looks fried/burnt..

I had the same thing 95z is talking about happen to one of my Soundstream amps. I need to get it fixed..

Thats probably what it was

 

Moving to car audio...

 

If you saved the boxes return them both. Get new stuff and have some more fun with it.



BTW: you didnt hear this from me