[REVEALED] Why Your Subwoofers Cut Off When You CRANK Up The Volume!

"Why do my subwoofers stop hitting when I raise up the volume?" We get this question A LOT. And honestly, there are MANY reasons why your sub(s) may stop working or clipping. In this short video we'll explore 3 common reasons why subwoofers cut off at higher volumes. Enjoy!

[@8bitpro85]

Causing "Aunt" to go into protection mode. Lol

[@AxleRods]

Thanks man, im a mechanic but not very well at audio. I will watch youtube fix it videos for months before i take my truck in. Ive had such a tought time with my speaker and sub in my truck and have never really had it work properly. This short gave me a few new things and key terms to search thanks man

[@hi-techcaraudio4303]

Thanks awesome! So glad this helped :) .

[@limitlessworx5724]

Love the channel and that bike in background

[@hi-techcaraudio4303]

thank you!

[@isaiahhall415]

What about the head unit if it’s aftermarket?

[@xaviervasquez9641]

Exactly wtf I’m trya find out fam

[@joselm214]

Hey I have a 2022 f150 with b&o I replace the amp with a pac pro and my sub amps keep turning off wen some hard bass music hits not all the time but is annoying I have 2 nemesis 12 700rms each and for the amp I have 1500 rms nemesis Korean amp what would be the problem and this occasion.. and where are you located?

[@RobHTech]

I agree. Go 4v or go nothing. Anyway 4v is bc of how the power is switched in the HU.

[@jeovannypablo7858]

another reason is one is 4om.. or 2oms...watever they called

[@k-sell4065]

So why even put gain control and bass controls on amplifiers if it’s not recommended to use them🤔

[@livebig6414]

you have to use gain. Setting correct gain is important.

[@p.youhana3563]

Plus you have bigger Omh subwoofer vs amp

[@livebig6414]

what?? most amps are fine up to 8 omhs, most subs are 4 or 2 omhs. It’s not 2003 most cheap amps can do 1ohm.

[@djones9208]

My subs actually come on when I turn volume up.