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<blockquote data-quote="DJ FADE" data-source="post: 1038272" data-attributes="member: 555886">hey everyone,the install was just finished on my boat. i&#039;m running an infinity 7541a, powering 2 tower speakers and a cdt audio sub. there are 4 more speakers being powered off the alpine headunit.now to the problem: when you turn the headunit up to medium volumes, it shuts off for a second, then comes back on. if you don&#039;t turn it down, it shuts off again.possible causes: 1. there was apparently no place to ground the amp, so they grounded it to the metal on the back of the headunit. 2. the amp is running off 10 gauge cable.possible solutions: 1. re-ground, but i don&#039;t know where.. because there&#039;s no metal chassis. 2. hook up another battery and daisy chain them together (i&#039;m going to do this anyway cause i have the extra battery and it won&#039;t be hard). 3. you fill in the blanks.any help is greatly appreciated. thanks so much.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DJ FADE, post: 1038272, member: 555886"] hey everyone, the install was just finished on my boat. i'm running an infinity 7541a, powering 2 tower speakers and a cdt audio sub. there are 4 more speakers being powered off the alpine headunit. now to the problem: when you turn the headunit up to medium volumes, it shuts off for a second, then comes back on. if you don't turn it down, it shuts off again. possible causes: 1. there was apparently no place to ground the amp, so they grounded it to the metal on the back of the headunit. 2. the amp is running off 10 gauge cable. possible solutions: 1. re-ground, but i don't know where.. because there's no metal chassis. 2. hook up another battery and daisy chain them together (i'm going to do this anyway cause i have the extra battery and it won't be hard). 3. you fill in the blanks. any help is greatly appreciated. thanks so much. [/QUOTE]

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