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  1. Well I didn't originally set it up was done by a shop in Tallahassee Florida and all I changed was sub n ohm load and the shop used/uses smd dd1 and idk what else.

    Well there goes the shops credit....

    In all seriousness your gains are more than likely the issue. I realize you changed ohm load but if the amp is still sending a highly clipped signal it doesnt matter.

    shop isnt known for any Super nice builds when my wife took truck for my bday stereo they did all work n I decided to go better sub than recone mmats and now im stuck with a 34lb 2 day old paperweight and I tried calling teh fi warranty number to no avail they do alot of donks n rim tire dvd packages I know that much

  2. Ssf?

    Subsonic filter. If it and your gain were not set correctly and you were playing modified music that could very well be your problem.

    gain has been set its been in truck only thing that changed was the ohm load from original 2 ohm on amo(mmats was d4) the fi was d2 and it got wired to 4ohm for break in period.


  3. This is so clearly user error. And why you made THREE threads I have no idea. Have fun getting help with this one.

     

    Why everyone thinks they are just an expert at setting up car audio I have no idea. The DD-1 is useless, you clipped the shit out of the sub I'm sure.

    wait buddy, there was one thread dick, I didnt make 3 threads. And also I never said anything about being a pucking expert.


  4. Brand new fi ssd wired to 4 ohm on a apsm 1500 mini for break in all set with smd dd-1 had hooked up for 1 day and it broke neck joint smoked coil former has hole and just overall dunno why it would have happened that way with low power, song played was off decaf zip 31 track was first in list, running in a 03 2500 ram diesel has 145amp alt dual big batteries under hood running 4ga power n ground into amp and 8ga raptor wire to sub. Ne ideas?

    Edit : spiders broke from former along with falling apart also.

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