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I have a jenson amp running 2 10's and a 12. It gets pretty hot.Ive ran it for a long period of time and it never has shut down yet.Bye the way, for all of you who say they are putting together a cheap system, ive got anyone beat,and still sitting in my car with it cranked up hurts my chest.
------------------ craig
Posts: 131 | From: columbus,in. | Registered: Aug 1999
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I dont mean to sound mean but its jsut the way this is going to come out. If you set in your car and turn it up till it hurts your chest then your a mo-ron " " because you wont be able to hear in a month. Anyway you are probably runnin all the subs in parellel and running that jenson to low on the ohms side. That is why it is getting to hot.
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nope runnin the 12 in parralel and the 10's in series, i figure it is runnin the amp at 6ohms each sub is 4 ohm, tell me if ime rong.and about the hurt part, just tryin to show how much the jensen is pushing the subs.
------------------ craig
Posts: 131 | From: columbus,in. | Registered: Aug 1999
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when you run two subs in series doesnt it double the ohms????thats what waynes articles say, unless i read wrong.then running the 12 parralel with the 10's(12 is 4ohms and 10's 4 ohms each)so wouldnt that make 4 ohms for the 10'3 and 2 ohms for the 12, totaling 6 ohms.
------------------ craig
Posts: 131 | From: columbus,in. | Registered: Aug 1999
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