Video explains all, running on .7 ohms drop from 13.6 to 12.3 is what i was seeing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-k1pUb3HzA

Do you have another sub amp to try? Might be the the inputs on the DD Amp that may be faulty.

No sir.

sadly not.

Don't know if this helps it all, but it's worth a shot.

Amp in Protection

Skip down to step 4.

Looked at amplifier internals and they were pristine, no burnt no smell. nothing.

Did you check head unit/amp RCA shields?

reads .10 VDC

Did you try a different source, ie Ipod with 3.5mm to RCA cable?

Yep tried mids and. Highs too

Is the problem perhaps the logo on the case?

Is the problem perhaps the logo on the case?

Evidently they cannot reproduce the problem on their test bench, I plugged my RCA's into my 125.2 (on low volume) and my M3a didn't go into protect, nothing what-so-ever.. Any ideas?

Fucking. Noob.

Fucking. Noob.

Oh fucks you!

Get that nooby DD Z shit outta here

shit happens though, box barely vibrated on top of it guess it obviously shorted, however it still went into protect when the speaker wires were out of the amp.