Sub Woofers and Amp Problem

[Sonny2426]

First off, i'm new here and i couldnt really figure out where to put this topic. Can anyone find a problem how I have done this, or can anyone help? Thank you. All help is greatly appreciated 🙂

Amp 1 (Not Bridged) = Pioneer - 760W Maximum Power
Amp 1 powers- 2 Pioneer 1200 Watt Subs

Amp 2 ( Not Bridged) = Boss 1000 Watt; 2 channel Mosfet Amplifier
Amp 2 Powers- 2 Boss 1000 Watt Subs

CD Player = Dual 200 Watts

 

[richp85elco]

i would run amp grounds to there own grounding point and keep them as short as possible. As far as your sub wiring we kinda need the specs on the amps and subs to help you find the best wiring option. Are the subs DVC or SVC and what ohm?

 

[LSCustoms]

I dont really know what your asking, if we can find a problem with how youve hooked this up, or if you are having a problem and need help fixing it...

what is the problem? what is it doing or not doing?

 

[redboy504]

I'm not sure what problem your having, but I would start with that radio. I been in the car audio/video and security game for a while. I'm an MECP Certified installer. But I need to know what problem your having before I can help.

 

[Sonny2426]

The pioneers work for about 5 seconds after turning on the CD Player, but then they will cut out and stop. The amp will shut off after about 5 seconds. What do you mean by specs?
Each Pioneer Sub=
Brand New Pioneer 12" 1200 Watt Car Subwoofer
1200 Watt MAX
250 Watt RMS
IMPP Composite and Paper Cone Woofer
Vented and Extended Pole Yolk
6 Layer 4 Ohm Voice Coil
Urethane Surround
Double Cone with Reinforced Nodes
Spring Compression Terminals
32 oz. Strontium Magnet
Magnet Cover
Designed for Sealed or Ported Enclosures
Impedance: 4 Ohm
Sensitivity: 95 dB
Frequency Response: 20-180Hz

Pioneer Amp(Amp1)=
RMS Power Range : 250-380 Watts
Number Of Channels: 2
Maximum Power: 760 Watts
Low Frequency response: 10 Hz
High Frequency Response: 50000 Hz
Built In Crossovers: Yes
Channel Separation: Yes

125 watts RMS x 2 @ 4 ohms
190 watts RMS x 2 @ 2 ohms
380 watts RMS x 1 (Bridged) @ 4 ohms
MOSFET power supply
Selectable bass boost (0, 6, 12 dB at 50 Hz)
Hi-volt input level control (400mV ~ 6.5V)
2/1 Channel operation
2-Channel speaker-level inputs
Balanced Isolator Input Circuit
2-Channel RCA inputs
Heavy duty heatsink and a sub-heatsink for maximum heat dissipation
RCA level inputs
Screw terminals
Selectable low-pass filter
CEA-2006 compliant amplifier
Frequency response: 10-50,000 Hz
Dimensions: 10-1/2"D x 13-5/8"W x 2-1/2"H

Boss Amplifier=
2 Channel MOSFET Bridgeable Power Amplifier with Remote Subwoofer Level Control
Max power, 2ohm: 500W x 2
RMS power, 4ohm: 200W x 2
Bridged power, 4 ohm: 1000W x 1
Signal-to-noise ratio: >105dB
TDH: 0.01%
Dimensions: 9-3/8"Wx2-5/8"Hx12-1/2"L
Trimode operation
Remote subwoofer level control
Line and speaker level inputs
Line outputs
Bass boost switch
MOSFET power supply
Variable low pass crossover (fixed highpass)
Input gain control
Input sensitivity selector
Power and protection LEDs

 

[redboy504]

Check the remote wire when the amp goes off. Make sure your getting 12Volts.

 

[redboy504]

If I was there I would have it figured out in 7 mins. But since I'm here and not there It might take 12.

 

[Sonny2426]

I dont have a voltage checker

 

[richp85elco]

it sounds like your amps are going into protection mode assuming you have the power, ground and remote connected correctly. First do as said above and check that your getting 12v. How exactly do you have the wiring from your subs to amp? Do you have the pioneers bridged or each connected to its own channel?

 

[Sonny2426]

it sounds like your amps are going into protection mode assuming you have the power, ground and remote connected correctly. First do as said above and check that your getting 12v. How exactly do you have the wiring from your subs to amp? Do you have the pioneers bridged or each connected to its own channel?

They are connected to their own channel. When i had just my pioneers going, they worked fine.