nick9892

Messaged you on this

OP look up audio technica, better than sennheiser imo and will on bose.

if you only knew the whole thing. Hey OP all it takes to find ALOT of these answers is alittle reading. Just search around SSA...instead of us spoon feeding this to you, you can provide yourself the answer and in return learn more. Not gonna ask about that.... Hows the new setup going for ya?

LOL being on little hard on OP....

Sterling Heights Macomb community college

Forum Member Discount prices anyone? Lol jp,

So in the pic it is really a complete shadow. I ended up pulling out my fuses, picked up some new ones, put them in, hooked the amp back up and shes running perfect .

No one mentioned the ssd yet. I'll chime in on it, my buddy had 15 ssd running at around 700 watts in a 4.x cb ft box. It was a great sub for the price. It's really an entry level sub that will get the job done in a proper install. And fully loaded can take almost double the rms daily (clean power) if you ever wanna increase your power... Good luck

The fuse has been out since this morning. Took pliers to actually get it removed. When it was removed it(metal piece) cracked so I believe i cracked it when i removed it. I'm not sure whether it was blown or not. Guess we'll see when i get a new fuse in their.

Yea but would it work for 3 months properly then just blow randomly?

I'm just wondering if I could blow a fuse on my amp by turning it on and off through my headunit. I myself have never heard of this to cause a fuse to blow on an amp before.

I removed it from my car completely. I ended up need pliers to remove the fuse, when it did come out the silver part of it was cracked so I think I did something wrong. But I'm not 100% sure if it was blown in the first place. I have a question though, could I actually blow a fuse by turning my amp on and off through my headunits setting? Because there is no other reason I can think of as to why one fuse would blow in the first place (being properly installed)....