A bit of a weird problem

[m1lky]

Youll be suprised at what size wire you can get into small terminals. Even if you thin it down a bitbits still better than a thin wire the whole way.

Set the gains at half otherwise your amps likely to go into protect. Set low pass at 80hz and turn bass boost off, Run each sub off a bridged channel. Make sure the subs are in phase, particularly if they share a cavity,

Check your rcas aren't loose and that your ground is tight and on bare metal

 

[FstStig]

Nar RCA'S aren't loose, ground is tight and is earthing just fine. It's being a real mind fu&k

 

[FstStig]

Just spoke to my younger bro who is an Avionics technician and he said it is most likely Interference with the Alternator and to get a noise filter. This should fix up the problem or try running my remote wire to a different power source.

 

[Fun_Bucket]

I can't remember ever being on a plane that had sub woofers? Anyway even if you had noise interefence, noise is noise, your saying your getting none when you turn it up?

Anyway, like SFU said it's most likely your amp going into protect. Your running what i believe to be 4 ohm SVC subs off full range channels, not a good idea.

 

[DevilDRake]

Just to throw it out there, my car i could turn it up heaps off, then when i started it and was driving or idling it would cut out. Stupidly enough all it was was the earth.