Recently while driving I cranked up the stereo and my subs cut out and every couple of seconds they would make a popping noise. When I turn down the stereo the subs kick back in like normal.
I checked all of the connections and everything is connected right with no shorts. I found throught experimentation that when I turn the hpf up the subs will cut out. Basically the more power i push towards the subs they will cut out at increasingly lower volumes.
I don't know if I blew the subs partially ( if that's even possible) or whats happening. I know the amp isn't broken cause I hooked up an older amp that worked fine when I put it away a month ago and the problem persists.
I have two SVC Pioneer 12 inch subs powered by a Kenwood KAC 9152d 1800 Watt max sub. The subs are connected to their own speaker output terminal on the amp.
Well both subs were running full tilt for the past month whenever I wanted them too with no problem. So I unhooked one sub and the same problem still happens. So I know this amp can handle it.
well wat the rms you have running to those subs not gonna look up the amp to lazy but maybe you need a new alt because you might not be getting enough power and then when alot of power is needed the amp is clipping and it will just cut off so it doesnt create any damage but check your gains also