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<blockquote data-quote="mylilpeterbilt" data-source="post: 2523132" data-attributes="member: 573075">Hi guys, I&#039;m new here and i&#039;ll warn ya i&#039;m not sharp with electrical...soooo I have a Poweracoustik ts1920 running two 10&quot; L7s.&nbsp; I just took a cross country trip and I&#039;m pretty sure the amp worked the whole way out there but it wasn&#039;t on loud at all so I can&#039;t be sure. I do know it didn&#039;t work on the way back as the red protect light was on.&nbsp; The manual said the unit was either overheated or the speakerwires were crossed.&nbsp; I really dont think it could be either because I never had the sound up and I&#039;ve ran it wired like this for over a year now with no troubles ever.&nbsp; I tried disconnecting the speakerwires all together and the light would still stay on.&nbsp; The light will only go off if the RCAs are unplugged.&nbsp; Fuses are good. I tried different RCAs too, no luck.&nbsp; If I do need a new amp what do you guys think would be best for under $500.Thanks alot guys</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mylilpeterbilt, post: 2523132, member: 573075"] Hi guys, I'm new here and i'll warn ya i'm not sharp with electrical...soooo I have a Poweracoustik ts1920 running two 10" L7s. I just took a cross country trip and I'm pretty sure the amp worked the whole way out there but it wasn't on loud at all so I can't be sure. I do know it didn't work on the way back as the red protect light was on. The manual said the unit was either overheated or the speakerwires were crossed. I really dont think it could be either because I never had the sound up and I've ran it wired like this for over a year now with no troubles ever. I tried disconnecting the speakerwires all together and the light would still stay on. The light will only go off if the RCAs are unplugged. Fuses are good. I tried different RCAs too, no luck. If I do need a new amp what do you guys think would be best for under $500. Thanks alot guys [/QUOTE]

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