ATTEN Bean.............
Originally Posted by vtecmom,Sep 8 2005, 08:04 AM
JL Audio and you were rite when I told ya how the deck would stop playing after like 3-4 hrs it was due to the amp I tink. Der gonna yank it today n see whatz up. I MAY need a lido fan in der to keep it
Just a lil frustrating when you pay $$$ for good equip and it screws up 
Just a lil frustrating when you pay $$$ for good equip and it screws up 
Originally Posted by beanolo,Sep 8 2005, 09:48 AM
How funny. I had a Soundstream amp that did the same thing... I would listen to it for a couple hours and it would jus shut off... let it cool down for a bit and turn it back on and it would be on again..
It started when I was in Cali and had been
ing for several hours so yep it was hot! It just stopped playing and then I realized that it must be an overheating problem so I as you did just left it be and then BOOM it would come back on
Where was yours located Bean? Mine is behind me to the left of the Sub behind the cover. Its in der fairly snug but fit fine. I will see if they can do the fan option without moving it that may be the solution
Originally Posted by mikes2k,Sep 8 2005, 12:24 PM
Mom is the amp mounted vertically or horizontally? 

Originally Posted by vtecmom,Sep 8 2005, 04:35 PM
Horizontally and when I said its behind me I dint mean like behind the seat but in the trunk to the left of where the spare WAZ.
are not being able to do its job.
AMPS in tight spaces should ALWAYS be mounted so air can cross over the heat sink (usually vertically)
Originally Posted by vtecmom,Sep 7 2005, 02:35 PM
DUDE I wanna hear ya next time I seez ya K dats 2
Once I was ridin in Youngs new Porshie and he started talkin away on da phone in Korean and it was
Nufin beats French though

Nufin beats French though

When I say I know a little Japanese I mean a little Japanese. Like 10 words.
Originally Posted by mikes2k,Sep 8 2005, 12:51 PM
So the heat sink (lets call them the fins for your sake mom)
are not being able to do its job.
AMPS in tight spaces should ALWAYS be mounted so air can cross over the heat sink (usually vertically)
are not being able to do its job.
AMPS in tight spaces should ALWAYS be mounted so air can cross over the heat sink (usually vertically)
Originally Posted by vtecmom,Sep 8 2005, 05:22 PM
So are you saying I should have them relocate it? I hope 2 hear from them soon with a verdict so lemme know or MAYBE YOU could just call um as my Secretary










