Quote (OMGUberBiker @ Mar 30 2012 02:09pm)
You need to find out what ohms the subs are and how they are wired. They could be wired too low of a load for the amp to handle and that is why you are frying them. Take DMM, set it to ohms and connect the leads to the terminal leads on the box and see what it reads.
Dude, don't post if you don't know what you are talking about. Underpowering a subwoofer WILL NEVER damage equipment unless there is user error involved, including setting the gains too high and clipping the subs to hell, giving the amp poor voltage, just a poor install...etc
Anybody that says they damaged equipment due to underpowering should be slapped for saying something so retarded.
here are the subs i have
http://www.amazon.com/MTX-Terminator-Series-TNE212D-Enclosure/dp/B001JECAM2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1333472077&sr=8-2using the 8 gauge boss audio wiring kit show in link
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Product Description
MTX Dual 12" Terminator Series Sealed Enclosure 2 Ohm
This post was edited by CHICO_CA on Apr 3 2012 10:57am