i have a problem wondering if you guys could help please!!!
i have a audison srx2s and it keeps popping fuse and there hook up to 2 ten inche alpine type r dual voice subs and iam running them bridged.

any help would be greatly appreciated thank you!!!

 

what is the maximum load that your amp is supposed to handle? i think that amp is supposed to see no more than a 1 ohm load. if those r's r dual 2ohm then u would be down around .5ohms! so that might have something to do with it! and do u mean a fuse on the amp or inline at the battery? help me out here a little.

 

the fuse on the amp and there dual voice coil 4ohms

 

You are trying to make the amp do something it was not designed to do. It was not designed to operate in 2 ohm mono, which is more than likely how you are running it given that you have dual 4 ohm subs. If your subs are wired in parallel, this is a 2 ohm load and is beyond the amps ability to operate properly, end result is blown fuses for now until the amplifier dies a horrible smelly death.

 

^^^that is preaty much the deal! thanks rob

 

2 dual 4 ohm loads would result in either 1 or 4 my guess is you have them all parallelled and running at 1 when it is only stable bridged at 4. hook up your subs with a serier-parallel hook up to be at 4 ohms and you should be fine . for how to do this... http://www.infinitysystems.com/caraudio/2-4-4.aspx. thatll give them approx 300 rms each

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wait are u running one or two amps heh i assumed 1

 

1 for the fronts and 1 for the sub
thanks for the help
and would it be better if i ran one sub

 

No it wouldn't be better, b/c the amp is designed to run into 4 ohm bridged mono, which requires u to use both subs to achieve that load.

If u use just one sub you will either have a 2 or 8 ohm load at the amp. The amp won't like the 2 ohm bridged load....and won't put out optimized power into 8 ohms bridged.

This is a classic case of someone trying to make an amp do what it was not designed to do. I don't foresee any further problems if you hook things up right.

 

thank for your help guys iam going to visit my stereo guy tomorrow and have him check the wiring of my subs

 

k if its one amp for the subs follow the wiring i put up there to achieve your 4 ohm load