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sloaks 05-28-2006 09:59 PM

Amp Just Cuts Out
 
I have two mtx 10" subs and a 1800 ultamate audio amp. The system sounds great and plays sweet at low volume, but then when u turn it up it plays and will cut in and out any help please?
Thanks

S.Smartass 05-28-2006 11:21 PM

Need a bit more info. What ohms are the subs and which model number. And whats the model umber of the amp?

Thanks

brianb 05-29-2006 07:35 PM

check your wiring make sure nothing is loose. check the wires in the box as well, because a wire may be shorting out which could cause the amp to cut output. also check your fuse holder up front as well , i have seen some cheap plastic fuse holders that dont hold the fuse in well so it shakes when the volume is turned up. also make sure the amp can handle the impedance of the subs. good luck.

Jagga_Jatt 05-30-2006 12:22 AM

your amp may not be able to handle the subwoofers i had that problem

marko 06-22-2006 01:45 PM

If your lights flicker when the amp cuts out, it might be straining the alternator when it hits the peaks. You should have a 1 F capacitor for that amp. That should solve the problem.

The other thing is some amps have a security overheat feature. Make sure the amp is near the bottom of the trunk and has enough air for ventilation. Even if it's on the back of the seats, make sure the speaker box is not right up against it.

TiBZ 07-12-2006 09:32 AM

Sounds like your amp is either drawing too much power and cutting out, or your trying to get too much power out of it....my suggestion is to get another amp...Never heard of Ultimate before, so that may be your problem...

BrowNKiD 07-12-2006 10:05 AM

wat size power wire r u using? if ur used 2 small a wire the amp will shut down because its not getting enough power... that ur u hooked up the speakers wrong but if thats the case it should have blow no cut out... check the power wire and ground wire...


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