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<blockquote data-quote="blackbonnie" data-source="post: 3054833" data-attributes="member: 573596"><p>well first you should at least upgrade your wire to 4 guage, with that small of wire and big bass notes, your amp will starve from no power. with bigger wire it is easier to give it more current, and keep your amp supplied with its needed power. what yopuramp is doing, is going into protect mode, because it is not getting the current it needs to stay on, the best thing to do to solve this problem is upgrade your power and ground wire to 4 gauge, and you should be fine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="blackbonnie, post: 3054833, member: 573596"] well first you should at least upgrade your wire to 4 guage, with that small of wire and big bass notes, your amp will starve from no power. with bigger wire it is easier to give it more current, and keep your amp supplied with its needed power. what yopuramp is doing, is going into protect mode, because it is not getting the current it needs to stay on, the best thing to do to solve this problem is upgrade your power and ground wire to 4 gauge, and you should be fine. [/QUOTE]
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