Amp not working

[ashtrey]

I've installed a new headunit and the amp powering my speakers isn't working at all no power light no protect light all the fuses are fine I haven't checked the actual car fuses yet but the amp that's powering my subs is working just fine and I can hear the bass and I have no idea why this is happening cause both main power wires are connected to the same wire through a distro block and I've tried daisy chaining the ignition wire from the working amp to the not working one and still subs work but speakers don't

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[HardofWhoring]

Pictures are always helpful. It takes two wires to turn on an amp. The main power feed, and the remote wire that acts as a switch/power button.
You have Power, Ground, and remote switch connected?

 

[ashtrey]

Pictures are always helpful. It takes two wires to turn on an amp. The main power feed, and the remote wire that acts as a switch/power button.
You have Power, Ground, and remote switch connected?

Yes everything is connected as it should be

 

[1aespinoza Premium Member]

Yes everything is connected as it should be.

Check for power at the amp's screws.

 

[ashtrey]

I've installed a new headunit and the amp powering my speakers isn't working at all no power light no protect light all the fuses are fine I haven't checked the actual car fuses yet but the amp that's powering my subs is working just fine and I can hear the bass and I have no idea why this is happening cause both main power wires are connected to the same wire through a distro block and I've tried daisy chaining the ignition wire from the working amp to the not working one and still subs work but speakers don't

I'm also using speaker wire to rca adapters cause the new one doesn't have RCA outputs

 

[huberoy123 10+ year member]

Check your amp turn on wire??? (tap it at the working amp turn on wire.)

 

[HardofWhoring]

There isn't much it can be. Pull the amp turn on wire out of the amp, and just run a wire from there and touch the distro block will activate it. It's either that, the fuses, or it's something internal.