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<blockquote data-quote="Bumpin03" data-source="post: 352763" data-attributes="member: 543560"><p>i would say its definantly the ground if you didnt say that part about the light stays green when you disconnect the RCA's. RCA's should have nothing to do with the power supply in your amplifier. i'd still say check the ground before you consider it fried. re-ground it somewhere else if it doesn't seem lose. if that doesn't help and your power wire and remote wire are connected at both ends, i'd say it's an internal problem.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bumpin03, post: 352763, member: 543560"] i would say its definantly the ground if you didnt say that part about the light stays green when you disconnect the RCA's. RCA's should have nothing to do with the power supply in your amplifier. i'd still say check the ground before you consider it fried. re-ground it somewhere else if it doesn't seem lose. if that doesn't help and your power wire and remote wire are connected at both ends, i'd say it's an internal problem. [/QUOTE]
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