Okay I've had a system set up contained by my car, and I know a moral amount about motor audio. Recently though after 7 months of it working fine, I was swapping amps for DEMO purposes and it simply stoped working. It was working 1 minute previously, then I shut my motor off, removed the 12V, Ground, and Remote cable. When I put then inot my other amp, I turned my saloon on, and no power what so ever. I put a new fuse contained by the amp, and still nothing. Sooooo... I thought possibly my amp went bleak and tryed the original amp, and still nil. So whats the deal, how does it begin that I get power and consequently 3 minutes later I own no power. The Ground is fine, and the 12V is just as protected as it should be. Any answers, or suggestions I should do?
Answers: i have have the same problem until that time when a buddy of mine tried swapping me amps, my amp worked in my saloon and in his saloon, and his amp worked in his coup¨¦ but NOT in mine, we tried EVERYTHING, and no event what his amp wouldn't work in my saloon but my amp continued to work.... well it turns out that the screw in the hindmost of my head part were loose cause a short in the RCA outputs and somehow my amp still worked on it, but i tightened the screw and his amp worked fine.... good luck hopefully that help
did you short it out? Grab a volt meter to check if you did....also check the fuse on the battery, if you own one, if you dont than you should and prolly killed the flex... Also always quadruple check adjectives connections...its amazing the types of things that can be overlooked.
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Answers: i have have the same problem until that time when a buddy of mine tried swapping me amps, my amp worked in my saloon and in his saloon, and his amp worked in his coup¨¦ but NOT in mine, we tried EVERYTHING, and no event what his amp wouldn't work in my saloon but my amp continued to work.... well it turns out that the screw in the hindmost of my head part were loose cause a short in the RCA outputs and somehow my amp still worked on it, but i tightened the screw and his amp worked fine.... good luck hopefully that help
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did you short it out? Grab a volt meter to check if you did....also check the fuse on the battery, if you own one, if you dont than you should and prolly killed the flex... Also always quadruple check adjectives connections...its amazing the types of things that can be overlooked.
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