I will go with the 4ohms setup

 

I loved my setup before selling it because weight reduction. Lol.

Polk audio MM1040 was perfect, . had to trim the insides of the box for it to fit but after that it was drill new holes and seal! Had it wire. to a 300w alpine amp and le. it bang. Too bad i didnt listen to too much music though, the blower and enxhaust is all i need lol.

 

I'm having some issues making my amp work. I bought a line out converter and hooked it up to the wires that go to the stock sub but I'm getting no sound! Wondering if the amp is bad, but I've also never had to use a line out converter before either. Ideas?

 

It's called a line out adapter.

 

I am having power interruption when connecting my wires from my sub to my amp? I have connected my 2 ohm sub to pos and neg on the stock red/black wire connector and then to pos and neg on the amp. It wont work when I bridge it either. I get some sound and then the amp cuts off after several seconds and then powers back up and then repeats. Does the stock connector output a DC voltage? My amp has a protection feature if it senses DC...

 

Should I use a line out converter with my aftermarket HU or should I get a high level to low level RCA adapter. My subwoofer will not work when plugging my rca strait from the back of my aftermarket HU to the amp. Also using the old signal wire that went to the sub seems to not be a good idea from what the guys at the audio shop told me. They were telling me to get the signal before the amp???

 

what are you trying to do. and what do you have?

 

Pioneer gps HU powering GM-A6604 amplifier with kicker cvt-10 sub in stock enclosure Trying to take signal from stock wiring to stock sub and use it for signal for kicker, bc low level inputs do nothing for bass.

 

lol im trying not to talk **** but wow... ignore that

what impedance (ohm) is the sub?

 

2 ohm sub,if my setup is stupid, I'm not audio intelligent, just using what I got at a decent deal.

 

its not stupid, its just doesnt make sense....

ok so the problem is your amp is a 4 channel which is meant for 4 speakers and your sub is 2 ohm which is meant for a mono amp.

The only way the amp runs stable with that sub is on one channel in which case you get 60w rms which is probably as much if not less than the stock amp/stock sub

also running an LOC at the stock sub means you have a HU powering an amp that would then be converting the signal for the new amp. it works but really you should be running RCA to the HU instead of having the signal go through 3 different things

 

hmmm, well dam, had to do a little research, so either a monoblock or 2 channel. I think the GM-5500T would be a good match for my kicker. The GM D8601 seems like overkill. Does this seem to match up a bit better? Or is the amp underpowered in this setup as well?