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<blockquote data-quote="Nikuk" data-source="post: 526604" data-attributes="member: 555692"><p>keep in mind, alot of folks hook up grounds first batt last. this way when the circuit goes live there is complete connection. IMO a good ground is as important (if not more so) then a good power supply. as said above, make sure you have a clean and solid grounding point. no point, no common ground, no spot welds.</p><p></p><p>run the amp by a local electronics place or audio shop, most respectable places wont charge you anything to just look at it. and fixing is usually cheap depending on damage. best of luck</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nikuk, post: 526604, member: 555692"] keep in mind, alot of folks hook up grounds first batt last. this way when the circuit goes live there is complete connection. IMO a good ground is as important (if not more so) then a good power supply. as said above, make sure you have a clean and solid grounding point. no point, no common ground, no spot welds. run the amp by a local electronics place or audio shop, most respectable places wont charge you anything to just look at it. and fixing is usually cheap depending on damage. best of luck [/QUOTE]
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