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<blockquote data-quote="Jordan93" data-source="post: 8107384" data-attributes="member: 655014"><p>I was touching the power input on one of the amps with the power that had been going into the capacitor, got no response. However just tapping it back with the capacitor it sparks and powers the capacitor.</p><p></p><p>EDIT: It seems as if both amps are getting power...but the sub amp doesn't say it is (and it think it's supposed to be lit with LEDs inside it) and the other is not making the speakers work either. Are they both bad, maybe?</p><p></p><p>Edit yet again: I tried another amp that I used to have in a car and that wasn't working either.</p><p></p><p>Edit 3: after pulling out the headunit, I noticed the remote wire was connected to a different one than the one that is coming out of the headunit. I'm going to move it over, and see if there is a change.</p><p></p><p>E4: No dice.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jordan93, post: 8107384, member: 655014"] I was touching the power input on one of the amps with the power that had been going into the capacitor, got no response. However just tapping it back with the capacitor it sparks and powers the capacitor. EDIT: It seems as if both amps are getting power...but the sub amp doesn't say it is (and it think it's supposed to be lit with LEDs inside it) and the other is not making the speakers work either. Are they both bad, maybe? Edit yet again: I tried another amp that I used to have in a car and that wasn't working either. Edit 3: after pulling out the headunit, I noticed the remote wire was connected to a different one than the one that is coming out of the headunit. I'm going to move it over, and see if there is a change. E4: No dice. [/QUOTE]
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