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Ok well the manufacturer claims it is a 1 ohm stable amp. Are you saying that it cant handle 1 ohm because the amp is defective? Specs SPECIFICATIONS RMS Power at 13.8V 1400W into 2 ohms with less than 1% THD+N 2200W into 1 ohm with less than 1% THD+N S/N Ratio: -92db A-Wtd Frequency Response: <10 to 225Hz Lowpass Filter: Variable 24db, 70 to 200Hz Idle Current: 1A Dimensions (LxWxH): 15” x 9.25” x 2.25” FEATURES Ultra- Efficient Class D Audio Output Stage

Ok well the manufacturer claims it is a 1 ohm stable amp. Are you saying that it cant handle 1 ohm because the amp is defective? Specs SPECIFICATIONS RMS Power at 13.8V 1400W into 2 ohms with less than 1% THD+N 2200W into 1 ohm with less than 1% THD+N S/N Ratio: -92db A-Wtd Frequency Response: <10 to 225Hz Lowpass Filter: Variable 24db, 70 to 200Hz Idle Current: 1A Dimensions (LxWxH): 15” x 9.25” x 2.25” FEATURES Ultra- Efficient Class D Audio Output Stage

I finally pulled the sub and put in a MMATS 3.0 15 wired for 2ohms and there has not been any problems. My installer thinks its the sub. I am still testing. I also pulled the Lc8 and replaced it with a EQS. Still need to run the dhc2200.1 at 1 ohm to be for sure. If no problems then it must be the sub.

Yeah your right there always something better. But it is considered a high end amp. Its special to me because majority of people would think it is a very good amp and that it does not suck. I am also coming from Hifonics and Ma Audio. I now have a JL and mmats amp pretty large leap for me and I can totally hear the difference. I just dont think it is a voltage issue. I will get it checked out though

I am going to trouble shoot the amp and the sub. I still think something is damaged. I think a coil on the sub is fried. There is no model number on the amp either I was just told it was a dhc2200.1 so I am going to open that up. The amp is suppose to put out much more. Not to say it cant happen but a voltage drop one mmats amp is kinda a oxy moron. Not to say iit not possible. MMATS are known for there efficiency. Most amps are 30-50% efficient. mmats is 76% When I ran the amp at 2ohms the subs did not cut out. I am about to try it on 1 ohm on these wb 10s. I am guessing the tinsels or something is fried on the sub or the amp is not 1ohm stable. I'll let you know

I looked into the reducer. I dont think I need that I have 0 guage to the amp

No, not sure if that would be enough power to move the sub Yea, it probablly won't move... >< You do know it's just testing where the problem is? I did have it wired at 2 ohms on a different set of speakers and there was not a problem

No, not sure if that would be enough power to move the sub Yea, it probablly won't move... >< You do know it's just testing where the problem is? Ill try that as well

it metered at .8 ohm 0 gauge throughout. kinetic 2400 bat right next to the amp.. I will check out the reducer, thanks

Could be. The gains are hard to get to on the 4 ch so by turning the gains down to much I literally have to take alll the treble out and raise the bass all the way up. But I can with the gains at 0 once I get to the the 4ch gains

No, not sure if that would be enough power to move the sub

I had an install already with a ma amp and hifonics amp and everything was fine. I swapped out those two amps for a jl 300/4 and the mmats amp and added the btl. A good test might be to run a different speaker at 1 ohm and see if there is a problem or run the btl on someone else s amp to see if that's the problem. What do you think?

The amp did not have a problem running at 2 ohms It is a MMATS dhc2200.1 amp which is one ohm stable. The speaker on the meter is reading .8 ohms I am using an LC8 which is pretty much necessary to run the benz factory radio to allow steering wheel controls to work. I have not checked for any voltage drops however I had a Hifonics Brutus 2000 watt amp on there before and the lights dimmed at high volumes but continued to play. The mmats amp has a very small foot print and the lights dont dimmed at all at any volume. If I am playing a Jeezy or luda song with heavy bass the low notes dont hit. It is like a dull pop then it hits the other higher bass notes. It was playing pretty good last night on old school rnb and some house music at very high volumes. I actually turn the gain up a little because could not here the bass with out turning up the bass from the head unit. The lc8 may need to be turned down was a thought. MMATS amp i hear are very finicky about voltage drops. Eventhough the lights dont dim when the low notes come it may because the current draw is not there because the note doesn't play. Amps in the past I have had when the amp goes in into protection it usually shuts off for awhile and a red light comes on. Not skipping beats. Thanks for everyone's help with this matter

Well after turn the gains down to a 1/4 it is still clipping out. I turn the gains all the way down and clipped as well. It just seems like when it get to a certain volume it clips. It not that loud either. I wonder if it is the Lc8 sending a clip signal. I need to take it in to a shop to see if they can figure it out. Any other thoughts?

that's good, but not quite good enough, if your amp has no ssf then that's a big problem I suggest getting an inline ssf (I think theres one called fmod, may have to google for it), but if it was me I'd sell the amp and get something better. I actually upgraded to this amp. MMATS is considered professional audio. I will definitley look into the fmod. I know ssf are good to have. Thanks for your help