Overheating I`ve had a Hifonics Thor (old brand) for 19yrs. and this is the first time it`s over-heating.Wanting to find the specs on how to hook up one Kicker 10 in. to it. It has never been hot before , wondering if they hooked it up wrong. Thank you.

find the minimum impedance supported by your amp so you dont burn it up.
look here.
http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/boxcalcs.asp

Hifonics is sold by Maxxsonics

http://www.maxxsonics.com/hifonics/

You can contact them at [email protected]

must be a bad amp..have you tried bridging them maybe youre channels are out it happens even if its brand new...factory deffects

yes you have a internal fault of the amp. the circuit that puts it into safe mode is bad and that is a very small chip on the board know as a op amp. needs to be repaired.

pull your subs out of your box and test each sub with a 9 volt battery it should **** in if postive is to negative and extend if matched neg to neg pos to pos

Try switching around one of the pos/neg speaker wires (you may have one crossed and they are firing out of phase, meaning when one pushes out the other pushes in and vise versa causing the base signals to cancel each other out) while the system is playing, only switch one speaker,not both. You can normally look at the subs and tell if they are moving very good and not much bass is there, you could also have the wrong box for them, this will also give a similar result

SOUNDS LIKE YOU BURNT UP THE POWER OUTPUTS IT'S UP TO YOU WEATHER YOU WANT TO BRING IT TO A REPAIR PLACE
IT MAY COST ALOT TO FIX GOOD LUCK

Hey there,

I'm assuming you want specs on all Hifonics Speakers and Subs. No Problem.

Click the following link:

Hifonics

From there you can get info/specs on all their products.

Cool site.

Hope this helps

Mike

Why don't you repair the one you have?

dude check your remote wire and your ground also make sure you power wire hasn't come undone anywhere i mean really look at this stuff