Ok so I have some experience in car audio. But right now I am stumped. I have 2 Kicker 15" L5's, hooked up to a 3000 Watt Cliff Designs Amp. I have the amp bridged and the subs (dual voice coil) also wired for 2ohm. This runs me at max amp output (1500 watts rms) to both subs...which are 750 rms a piece. So everything is maxed out. This setup had run fine for years and sounded good but lately something changed. I noticed that when I faded my equalizer on the head unit to the right I had subs, but to the left I didn't. To the best of my knowledge so far I have come to the conclusion that the LEFT RCA input on the amplifier has died. My question is what effect should this have on my sub woofers considering the way i have my subs wired. Because the left rca controls the left output on the amplifier correct? The left side of the amplifier is where I have the negatives hooked up for both subs. So if the right side of the amp was the only side working (the positives) should my subs work at all? Or am I just not even close on what my problem is here?
I need help concerning a car audio system and RCA cables.?
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