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I hooked it up again today just to see if there was any difference. First I tried a 1 ohm load(parallel): nothing. Then I wired it for a 4 ohm load(series): nothing. I think it has officially died. The Fi subs do have some type of warranty right? Would I have to pay for any repairs/replacements since its so new?

I tried that "pop" test, emailed you back about it. That isn't the problem.

emailed you back. mainly a question about what size battery, big square ones of the type I can put into a small remote control. The rest is answering a few of your inquiries as well.

Well, I emailed you back about how I should go about "pop testing" the sub. I've been waiting for a few months for some bang again and am disappointed that it seems like the sub has failed already. If you could get back to me ASAP that would be great. I really want to find out what the problem is and how we can go about getting it fixed. Soon.

I recently purchased a 12" SSD Dual 2 copper coil. I had to wait on the sub and amp but got them in about 2 weeks later. They're rated at 800w RMS so I got an 800w at 1 ohm amp for it. I ran the sub for about 20-30 minutes from my home to work. I had the gain between half and 3/4 up, the bass boost dail about 1/4 of the way and the sub sounded great. Well after work I got back in my blazer and when I turned the HU back up the sub just wasn't putting out what it had been. So I used a different HU, changed all the wires, re-tightened the power wire to the battery. Got a new amp in addition to the new one I had ordered for the sub(the one I had used on the sub in the first place). Reset the HU, re-set all my gains, and nothing new happened. After all that the sub sounds is still barely making any noise at all, even if I turn the LPF up high and the gain 3/4 or beyond the sub barely responds. I even checked the tinsel leads because I heard of a bunch of problems with those, those seem fine too. Can someone please tell me what the problem is or is there any way I can get a refund/exchange for a new sub?