I have have this amplifier for 3 maybe 4 years. Recently i rolled my jeep that it be in but the amp lived and i put it within my new truck. A month following some drunk driver hit me head on at 60 mph and i took the amp out of that truck...So i a short time ago got ANOTHER truck and put the amp within it and tried to set it all up again. I own a secure power nouns and the remote is hooked up to my new alpine cd player. But when i turn the power on the amp wishy-washy shines bright red for a second then starts blinking softly. If i unplug the RCAs the wispy stops blinking at all. From what i have a handle on if the remote is on and the power is connected well the street lamp should stay solid/bright red with or lacking the rca cables plugged within...The amp does not push any power to the subs and im at a loss of what to do...ive double and triple checked my connections. The only problem i might see is that the ground nouns has paint. Anyone else hold this problem or is my amp dead?
Answers: im surprised it made it that far... lol but heres my experiences near "jolting" amps lol.
ok i had an audiobahn 1500rms 2ch digital amp... it be sweet. i had it for 6 months... and powerfully i didnt have it mounted to anything.. and i took a sturdy right turn (small car turns on a dime) and blam! my amp smacked my gearstick well, and go into protection mode... and never worked again.
and experience number 2 didnt end so despondently lol.. it was when i first get this rockford amp (used) i was walking out of my house to my vehicle in the garage to hook it up... and while i be shutting the back door i dropped the amp on the concrete... lol and to sort a long story shorter lol i did it again a few months later but it still works fine.
but your amp have been through A LOT it sounds resembling.. so i'd say shes limp! time for a funeral.. lol if you had full coverage insurance they will probably cover it.
you enjoy 2 possible problems. 1. the ground connection should be verbs of all foreign materials. 2. your amp have been contained by jolting condition 2x. Try connecting the ground to a solid clean piece of the body or chassis. If it doesnt back then the amp have had internal solders broke. and any (a) replace it or (b) have it serviced
Answers: im surprised it made it that far... lol but heres my experiences near "jolting" amps lol.
ok i had an audiobahn 1500rms 2ch digital amp... it be sweet. i had it for 6 months... and powerfully i didnt have it mounted to anything.. and i took a sturdy right turn (small car turns on a dime) and blam! my amp smacked my gearstick well, and go into protection mode... and never worked again.
and experience number 2 didnt end so despondently lol.. it was when i first get this rockford amp (used) i was walking out of my house to my vehicle in the garage to hook it up... and while i be shutting the back door i dropped the amp on the concrete... lol and to sort a long story shorter lol i did it again a few months later but it still works fine.
but your amp have been through A LOT it sounds resembling.. so i'd say shes limp! time for a funeral.. lol if you had full coverage insurance they will probably cover it.
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you enjoy 2 possible problems. 1. the ground connection should be verbs of all foreign materials. 2. your amp have been contained by jolting condition 2x. Try connecting the ground to a solid clean piece of the body or chassis. If it doesnt back then the amp have had internal solders broke. and any (a) replace it or (b) have it serviced
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