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<blockquote data-quote="audiobaun" data-source="post: 8864519" data-attributes="member: 634282"><p>I would pull that Orion amp and test it at the battery. ground to ground post and Poss to Poss post and use a jumper wire 14ga or half a speaker wire on the remote and touch to Poss to see if it comes out of protection mode for a simple quick way of testing not connected to speaker wires or the supply run and ground you have. If it stays in protect, there is an internal issue with the amplifier. If green or powers up fine? you either have a Supply run issue,Grounding issue,remote turn on issue from HU, or a possibility of Impedance issue from the subs. </p><p>as ive said for so many years.. It takes power to make Power. That 4ga isnt cutting it on Stock Electrical /Alternator and a single Stock Battery. You need some POWER/Supply for the Demand. Plain and Simple</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="audiobaun, post: 8864519, member: 634282"] I would pull that Orion amp and test it at the battery. ground to ground post and Poss to Poss post and use a jumper wire 14ga or half a speaker wire on the remote and touch to Poss to see if it comes out of protection mode for a simple quick way of testing not connected to speaker wires or the supply run and ground you have. If it stays in protect, there is an internal issue with the amplifier. If green or powers up fine? you either have a Supply run issue,Grounding issue,remote turn on issue from HU, or a possibility of Impedance issue from the subs. as ive said for so many years.. It takes power to make Power. That 4ga isnt cutting it on Stock Electrical /Alternator and a single Stock Battery. You need some POWER/Supply for the Demand. Plain and Simple [/QUOTE]
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