Is there a such thing as too much power?

yes you can fry an amp with to many volts but usually its a lack of power that gets them hot. probably trying to get more out of the amp than it was made for.
Would it make it hot where the power and ground inputs are, cause that's the ony place that gets hot the rest is cool

 
If your voltage is within the normal range and your wire and power supply (batteries, alternator) are sufficient the only thing that would make those connections hot would be resistance. And if that's the case it's probably because of a dirty or loose connection at the amp. It could even be a cold or broken solder joint on the board.

 
Would it make it hot where the power and ground inputs are, cause that's the ony place that gets hot the rest is cool
If your voltage is within the normal range and your wire and power supply (batteries, alternator) are sufficient the only thing that would make those connections hot would be resistance. And if that's the case it's probably because of a dirty or loose connection at the amp. It could even be a cold or broken solder joint on the board.
yep, agree.

 
If your voltage is within the normal range and your wire and power supply (batteries, alternator) are sufficient the only thing that would make those connections hot would be resistance. And if that's the case it's probably because of a dirty or loose connection at the amp. It could even be a cold or broken solder joint on the board.
Would a bad ground connection cause it??

 
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