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<blockquote data-quote="vehementSPL" data-source="post: 4926663" data-attributes="member: 582725"><p>bare with me , kinda long.Today driving along on the interstate subs kick off but highs still playing (so obviously sub amp). reset head unit comes back on at low volume kicks out(thinking amp went bye bye or blown sub . reset it again turn it up full volume for like 15 seconds before clipping out again..... But if blown sub or amp why did it play so long this time before going out......... So go into work. Need to go to other store so on way there turn it up plays about 15 seconds and goes out and doesn&#039;t come back on. So&nbsp; I am moderately confused at this time. ::scratches head:: go in the back and no protection light. no lights on at all . So I check fuses. two of them are melted. (thinking F*** amp is shot) Then i start to examine the fuse the fuse in the middle is blown but not massive damage like you would normally see in a situation where something is shorting out. Just a little crack. And one of them actually had the &quot;filament&quot;black and melted through the fuse....... What does everybody think it could be. i am pretty sure i figured it out because I tried something. But curious what everybody would think till this point will post the rest in a bit</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vehementSPL, post: 4926663, member: 582725"] bare with me , kinda long.Today driving along on the interstate subs kick off but highs still playing (so obviously sub amp). reset head unit comes back on at low volume kicks out(thinking amp went bye bye or blown sub . reset it again turn it up full volume for like 15 seconds before clipping out again..... But if blown sub or amp why did it play so long this time before going out......... So go into work. Need to go to other store so on way there turn it up plays about 15 seconds and goes out and doesn't come back on. So I am moderately confused at this time. ::scratches head:: go in the back and no protection light. no lights on at all . So I check fuses. two of them are melted. (thinking F*** amp is shot) Then i start to examine the fuse the fuse in the middle is blown but not massive damage like you would normally see in a situation where something is shorting out. Just a little crack. And one of them actually had the "filament"black and melted through the fuse....... What does everybody think it could be. i am pretty sure i figured it out because I tried something. But curious what everybody would think till this point will post the rest in a bit [/QUOTE]

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