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<blockquote data-quote="abcdefg" data-source="post: 339683" data-attributes="member: 545534"><p>yea i gott it fig out, i went and bought sum new speaker wire to see if it was just the speaker wire i had going to my crossover, b/c i previously had not enough speaker wire to run to my crossover so i had to have little pieces and connected them and had electrical tape on it, so anyways i unhooked the wire goes from the crossover to the amp and hooked the amp up thru sum new speaker wire and hooked it up to sum spare speakers i had layin around and the amp worked fine so then i knew it was the speaker wire going to one of the crossovers and then i just tryed one of the crossovers at a time to find which side made my amp go off and then i ran new speaker wire on the side that made the amp shut off and now it works, so luckly it wasnt nothin major wrong and i was just bout to buy a new amp today im glad i tryed it again b4 i bought sumthin</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="abcdefg, post: 339683, member: 545534"] yea i gott it fig out, i went and bought sum new speaker wire to see if it was just the speaker wire i had going to my crossover, b/c i previously had not enough speaker wire to run to my crossover so i had to have little pieces and connected them and had electrical tape on it, so anyways i unhooked the wire goes from the crossover to the amp and hooked the amp up thru sum new speaker wire and hooked it up to sum spare speakers i had layin around and the amp worked fine so then i knew it was the speaker wire going to one of the crossovers and then i just tryed one of the crossovers at a time to find which side made my amp go off and then i ran new speaker wire on the side that made the amp shut off and now it works, so luckly it wasnt nothin major wrong and i was just bout to buy a new amp today im glad i tryed it again b4 i bought sumthin [/QUOTE]
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