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system help
system help
I just got my
2 Fusion Encounter 12's
-Power Handling – 400 Watts
-Voice Coil – 2” Kapton SVC
-Impedance – 4 Ohms
-Free Space Resonance (Fs) – 27Hz
-Efficiency (1w/1M) – 91dB
-Frequency Response – 23Hz * 3kHz
With
1 Sony XM-d400p5
-Channel Configuration 1 mono
-Low Pass Filter (variable) 50-300 Hz
-MOSFET Power supply
-Max. Ouput Power : 1 x 800W at 2 ohm
-Rated Ouput Power : 1 x 400W at 2 ohm
My problem is that i can keep them playing only at low levels of the cd player, and when i start turning the volume up the subwoofers go out and the amp goes into protection mode. The cd player keeps playing and doesnt skip a beat although without the subwoofers going. If I turn off the unit and turn it back on the subwoofers will begin playing again once I turn my volume to that level off where they stop playing before.
I've checked my ground and checked it again and it is fine.
2 Fusion Encounter 12's
-Power Handling – 400 Watts
-Voice Coil – 2” Kapton SVC
-Impedance – 4 Ohms
-Free Space Resonance (Fs) – 27Hz
-Efficiency (1w/1M) – 91dB
-Frequency Response – 23Hz * 3kHz
With
1 Sony XM-d400p5
-Channel Configuration 1 mono
-Low Pass Filter (variable) 50-300 Hz
-MOSFET Power supply
-Max. Ouput Power : 1 x 800W at 2 ohm
-Rated Ouput Power : 1 x 400W at 2 ohm
My problem is that i can keep them playing only at low levels of the cd player, and when i start turning the volume up the subwoofers go out and the amp goes into protection mode. The cd player keeps playing and doesnt skip a beat although without the subwoofers going. If I turn off the unit and turn it back on the subwoofers will begin playing again once I turn my volume to that level off where they stop playing before.
I've checked my ground and checked it again and it is fine.
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High Society
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Well first off that amp isn't the greatest, and when an amp goes into protection like that it's because it's wired at an ohm load the amp isn't stable at. Is that 400 rms for each sub? If so you will be under powering those pretty badly. Make sure that amp is stable at 2 ohms, or see if them subs are wired correctly.
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If the gain was all the way down then you would hardly have any bump 
So it could be all the way up.
The ground may be to long or in a bad location.
It could just be the Amp being a normal Sony product...lol
So it could be all the way up.
The ground may be to long or in a bad location.
It could just be the Amp being a normal Sony product...lol
-Ryan
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