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jujumantb · 08-10-2004, 09:56 PM

[quote="Short Hand":f3315][quote=jujumantb][quote="Short Hand":f3315]its a A/B thats why ffs. is yours a D ? + my trunk itself heats from any where to 50 Celcius (not ferenheit), it even explains in the manual here that its not good to operate it at that level. rolleyes:[/quote]
Mine is A/B aswell. If yours is A/B, are you sure its a monoblock and not a 2-channel that you bridged to 1-channel?[/quote:f3315]

did i say it was a mono block ? / blah sorry. its a 2 channel/1 amo. my mistake. its currently running bridged blah" at 1. Its dedicated for the subs. If i said mono block back somewhere in the thread (my mistake). amp - XM 2200 GTX.[/quote:f3315]
Well I dont have experience with that amp so I cant really comment on it. Are you 100% sure you are wired to 4 ohm? That can make them overheat quickly. I'm sure you have it right though. Other than that, try building a little rack with fans to get the air over the heat sinks.
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^ thats my rack. Works well. The fans are pulling air not pushing BTW, more efficient that way in my experience.

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jujumantb is Offline 2nd Lieutenant Posts: 3,527 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Laguna, Beach woowow Posts: 18463	08-10-2004, 09:56 PM [quote="Short Hand":f3315][quote=jujumantb][quote="Short Hand":f3315]its a A/B thats why ffs. is yours a D ? + my trunk itself heats from any where to 50 Celcius (not ferenheit), it even explains in the manual here that its not good to operate it at that level. rolleyes:[/quote] Mine is A/B aswell. If yours is A/B, are you sure its a monoblock and not a 2-channel that you bridged to 1-channel?[/quote:f3315] did i say it was a mono block ? / blah sorry. its a 2 channel/1 amo. my mistake. its currently running bridged blah" at 1. Its dedicated for the subs. If i said mono block back somewhere in the thread (my mistake). amp - XM 2200 GTX.[/quote:f3315] Well I dont have experience with that amp so I cant really comment on it. Are you 100% sure you are wired to 4 ohm? That can make them overheat quickly. I'm sure you have it right though. Other than that, try building a little rack with fans to get the air over the heat sinks. [url="http://tig-ol-bitties.net/photos_rack.html"]http://tig-ol-bitties.net/photos_rack.html[/url] ^ thats my rack. Works well. The fans are pulling air not pushing BTW, more efficient that way in my experience.