I'm having a problem with one of my amps cutting out when heavy bass hits.
It is a 4/3/2 channel kenwood that is cutting out. The other amp is a Road
Gear peice of crap 2 channel amp. When I run them separately there is no
problem.. I can crank it as loud as I want and nothing is wrong. However
when I run both of them, the Kenwood cuts out when the bass hits. The
kenwood is wired for 3 channels, two of them bridged to a sub. It doesn't
matter how low i set the gains, the amp just cuts out, but the road gear
doesn't cut out... It seems to cut out less when I lower the gains on the
road gear... is there something wrong with it? I was thinking about picking
up another amp and hooking that one up to see if it does the same. If anyone
has any input it would be greatly appreciated.

neL

"Corwin" wrote in message
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I'm having a problem with one of my amps cutting out when heavy bass hits.
It is a 4/3/2 channel kenwood that is cutting out. The other amp is a Road
Gear peice of crap 2 channel amp. When I run them separately there is no
problem.. I can crank it as loud as I want and nothing is wrong. However
when I run both of them, the Kenwood cuts out when the bass hits. The
kenwood is wired for 3 channels, two of them bridged to a sub. It doesn't
matter how low i set the gains, the amp just cuts out, but the road gear
doesn't cut out... It seems to cut out less when I lower the gains on the
road gear... is there something wrong with it? I was thinking about
picking
up another amp and hooking that one up to see if it does the same. If
anyone
has any input it would be greatly appreciated.

Sounds like bad voltdrop to me. What cabling is feeding the amps??

Tim..


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