Fried a amp, don't know why
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Fried a amp, don't know why
So I just put in a BassLink sub in my 98 z28. At first it did not work at all. I found that I had a bad ground, so I found a good new spot in the trunk. Everything worked perfect for about 2 weeks. A few days ago I started up my car, had the stereo turned up about a 1/4 way up(not loud at all). I let the car run for about 2-3 minutes, reved it up a bit then I my lights flickered a bit and the sub just turned it self off. So I checked the fuse, it was blown. I swaped it out. The amp turned on but had the overload light on. And that was it, now it's just dead.
Can this have been caused by my electrical system? If so, why? My car runs perfect, light flicker just a bit when I goose the throttle. Otherwise everything is just fine.
How can a slight voltage drop fry a amp?
Can this have been caused by my electrical system? If so, why? My car runs perfect, light flicker just a bit when I goose the throttle. Otherwise everything is just fine.
How can a slight voltage drop fry a amp?
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I wish i had an answer because this is a very intresting Q.
But just send the BassLink back. BassLinks are good pieces!
Only thing that i am guessing is the fuse that was in there was rated higher than the amp needs, or was a slow burner. Both of these would fry the amp. Look in the manual...
But just send the BassLink back. BassLinks are good pieces!
Only thing that i am guessing is the fuse that was in there was rated higher than the amp needs, or was a slow burner. Both of these would fry the amp. Look in the manual...
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I don't like the stealth enclosure at all. It gives me no room to mount the amp. My Infinity sounded pretty damn good to me. This thing should sound better, **** its almost a 500 Watt 8".
Well see. . . . . . .
Well see. . . . . . .
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If you get the stealth you can also buy or make an amp rack that stays out of the way of everything.
Also that is not true that if you have a stealth box you have no where to put the amp.
You can buy the passanger side box and mount the amp in the drivers side.
Amp Rack: http://www.subthump.com/acamarorack2.htm
Passanger/Driver side stealth box: http://www.subthump.com/acamarostealth.htm
In stereo equipment you get what you pay for...I'd call up subthump and see what the have to offer. They hooked me up, and it sounds amazing!
Also that is not true that if you have a stealth box you have no where to put the amp.
You can buy the passanger side box and mount the amp in the drivers side.
Amp Rack: http://www.subthump.com/acamarorack2.htm
Passanger/Driver side stealth box: http://www.subthump.com/acamarostealth.htm
In stereo equipment you get what you pay for...I'd call up subthump and see what the have to offer. They hooked me up, and it sounds amazing!