Amp Going Into Protect

Hello I'm the newb trying to install this thing. I tried turning the gain down and nothing. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crap.gif.7f4dd41e3e9b23fbd170a1ee6f65cecc.gif

 
The main ground wire went to the sub amp and a second ground wire was taped to the first one to power the 2 channel amp. I told him to take the main piece of ground wire an put it in the 2 channel amp and it still went into protect. So I told him to connect a speaker to his sub amp and put it in high pass and there was sound. I think the amp is done anyone have any other ideas. I am fresh out.

 
I have no idea where this install went wrong, but I can say 100% it is simply wired wrong somewhere. I would disconnect the speakers and RCAs from the amps and see if the still go into protect mode. Chances are that sometime during your install you let an RCA touch a ground when it was still attached to the amp in the back. When that happened, you blew your amp.

 
Got the amp, wired it up, SPEAKERS WORK! What the **** like 2 days trying to figure this shit out and the amp was messed up. At least it works now, thanks everyone for your input!!

 
Ugh. Now my speakers are making a weird siren like noise occasionally. It is EXTREMELY LOUD! It seemed to happen a couple of times when I pushed against the inside of the door? Anyone?

 
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