blew my 2500d

[Bwcad1]

Well if thats the case its not the sub that took it. Grab your DMM check each leg of the FET's on the board. check Source to Drain lets if there open there bad. Find the diagram by searching the model number on the transistors.

[loudwagon15s]

lately i havnt had time to do/ learn the above stuff but probably will during spring break; but now i'm having more problems. This time its really strange and i will be surprised if anyone has heard of this before: for now i have everything running off of my jbl 75.4, 2 ohm stereo to sub, 4 ohm stereo to front passive components. About 3 weeks ago my right components stopped working when the amp initially turns on. The only way to get the channel to work is to crank it (my amp hates quietness haha) I'll turn it up till it starts to clip and then the right channel works and i dont have any further problems ( i have to play it loud for about 20 seconds and its fine). amp has seen better days, so its not much of a surprise. Today i confirmed it was the amp by hooking up a working speaker to the non working channel to make sure it wasnt the x over. So, try that one on for size lol oh, trying to explain this buzzed and in the clouds wasnt easy lol, i can't wait tomorrow will be panama city, fl for spring break, hopefully this will make bill scratch his head