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<blockquote data-quote="jaygeorge1979" data-source="post: 1551595" data-attributes="member: 544378">well its gonna be hard to help you without being able to see specificaly what you are talking about...at least, difficult for memaybe if you understood all the wires that are running into the amp, you can figure out for yourself where those should go...here is what you should see-one thick wire, usually red....this is the positive battery cable-one thick wire, usually black....this is the ground cable (should be connected tothe vehicle body...-a pair of RCA audio type cables...the color of the wire could be anything, but the connectors on the end are usually one is red, and one is black ( or one is red, one is white)....these will be connected to the Line IN-a thin blue wire: connected to the Remote Turn on lead (tells the amplifier when to turn on)you should check to make sure all of these connections so far are hooked up and very secure...from what you described, it sounds like maybe these connections are all fine...your speaker outputs, however, might be the problemwhat amp is it? how many channels? how many subs? how many wires are connected to the speaker output from the amplifiers?any chance you could take a picture of the amp with the missing wires?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jaygeorge1979, post: 1551595, member: 544378"] well its gonna be hard to help you without being able to see specificaly what you are talking about...at least, difficult for me maybe if you understood all the wires that are running into the amp, you can figure out for yourself where those should go...here is what you should see -one thick wire, usually red....this is the positive battery cable -one thick wire, usually black....this is the ground cable (should be connected to the vehicle body... -a pair of RCA audio type cables...the color of the wire could be anything, but the connectors on the end are usually one is red, and one is black ( or one is red, one is white)....these will be connected to the Line IN -a thin blue wire: connected to the Remote Turn on lead (tells the amplifier when to turn on) you should check to make sure all of these connections so far are hooked up and very secure...from what you described, it sounds like maybe these connections are all fine...your speaker outputs, however, might be the problem what amp is it? how many channels? how many subs? how many wires are connected to the speaker output from the amplifiers? any chance you could take a picture of the amp with the missing wires? [/QUOTE]

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