I have 3 of the old rockford 200x2 transana amps 2 of them i bought from a guy that swore they worked fllawlessly. Anyway I hooked them up to test them out, they paly fine until they have to play a low note, and then they clip i guess, until i turn the volume down a little and then they play fine. The other 200x2 I have doesnt do that at all I can play it all day long and it never does that. has anyone ever heard of such a problem?

I have 3 of the old rockford 200x2 transana amps 2 of them i bought from a guy that swore they worked fllawlessly. Anyway I hooked them up to test them out, they paly fine until they have to play a low note, and then they clip i guess, until i turn the volume down a little and then they play fine. The other 200x2 I have doesnt do that at all I can play it all day long and it never does that. has anyone ever heard of such a problem?

If you want to get them fixed db-r.com does an excellent job on repairing amps. Sounds like they have been pushed to hard in the past or under their ohm load, but something inside is damaged causing them not to live up to their capabilities. Just my .02

I have 3 of the old rockford 200x2 transana amps 2 of them i bought from a guy that swore they worked fllawlessly. Anyway I hooked them up to test them out, they paly fine until they have to play a low note, and then they clip i guess, until i turn the volume down a little and then they play fine. The other 200x2 I have doesnt do that at all I can play it all day long and it never does that. has anyone ever heard of such a problem?

If you want to get them fixed db-r.com does an excellent job on repairing amps. Sounds like they have been pushed to hard in the past or under their ohm load, but something inside is damaged causing them not to live up to their capabilities. Just my .02

Shady people..x2 contact db-r

I have 3 of the old rockford 200x2 transana amps 2 of them i bought from a guy that swore they worked fllawlessly. Anyway I hooked them up to test them out, they paly fine until they have to play a low note, and then they clip i guess, until i turn the volume down a little and then they play fine. The other 200x2 I have doesnt do that at all I can play it all day long and it never does that. has anyone ever heard of such a problem?

If you want to get them fixed db-r.com does an excellent job on repairing amps. Sounds like they have been pushed to hard in the past or under their ohm load, but something inside is damaged causing them not to live up to their capabilities. Just my .02

Shady people..x2 contact db-r

When I got the amps from him the gains an bass boost were all the way up he had them runnin 4 power dvc tens so that may have mest them up the way he was using them.

I have 3 of the old rockford 200x2 transana amps 2 of them i bought from a guy that swore they worked fllawlessly. Anyway I hooked them up to test them out, they paly fine until they have to play a low note, and then they clip i guess, until i turn the volume down a little and then they play fine. The other 200x2 I have doesnt do that at all I can play it all day long and it never does that. has anyone ever heard of such a problem?

If you want to get them fixed db-r.com does an excellent job on repairing amps. Sounds like they have been pushed to hard in the past or under their ohm load, but something inside is damaged causing them not to live up to their capabilities. Just my .02

Shady people..x2 contact db-r

When I got the amps from him the gains an bass boost were all the way up he had them runnin 4 power dvc tens so that may have mest them up the way he was using them.

Signs he was a dumbass

Hell yeah that messed them up, with him having it like that then you would be surprised to see how much longer that the third amp will last.

Hell yeah that messed them up, with him having it like that then you would be surprised to see how much longer that the third amp will last.

I didnt get the 3rd amp from him I got that from another guy it was recently repaired before he sold it to me.

Hell yeah that messed them up, with him having it like that then you would be surprised to see how much longer that the third amp will last.

I didnt get the 3rd amp from him I got that from another guy it was recently repaired before he sold it to me.

Oh ok, are you gonna get the other two fixed.

hey. try and switch out the crossover card under the amp, sometimes they don't have a good connection. the little card has three different ways it can go in, hp, full range and sub. i used to run those and after a while the connection tabs will lose grip.

Edited December 30, 200915 yr by corrie3232