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<blockquote data-quote="phantom240" data-source="post: 5987733" data-attributes="member: 562504"><p>Long story short, I bought a JL 500/1 used from the intarwebz. Hooked it up (on my temporary subs), and away I went. Sounded good, got fairly loud for Lightning Audio speakers (LMAO). Like I said, I was using the subs temporarily. Anyways, I'm in traffic listening to some music, and the subs shut off. I figure cause it's a hot day, the amp went into thermal protect. I shut my radio off so both amps can cool down a bit. So I get home a few minutes later, turn the radio back on, and it's not in protect. I thought maybe there was a loose wire, so I bang on different areas of the box, and sometimes I would get like a half second burp from the subs. I get new subs, and check all my wiring, and nothing was wrong. Still not getting sound. Hook up different RCA's, and no sound. FAWK. I pull the amp apart, and don't see anything visibly wrong, and the circuit board doesn't smell burned.... it actually kinda smells like old toyota seats lmao. Also, I found (By accident) that if I'm holding the ends of the sub wires coming from the amp and ground myself on the car, I can feel the signal and the bass line and everything. It's fu<span style="color: Black">cki</span>ng crazy.</p><p></p><p>Is my amp toast?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="phantom240, post: 5987733, member: 562504"] Long story short, I bought a JL 500/1 used from the intarwebz. Hooked it up (on my temporary subs), and away I went. Sounded good, got fairly loud for Lightning Audio speakers (LMAO). Like I said, I was using the subs temporarily. Anyways, I'm in traffic listening to some music, and the subs shut off. I figure cause it's a hot day, the amp went into thermal protect. I shut my radio off so both amps can cool down a bit. So I get home a few minutes later, turn the radio back on, and it's not in protect. I thought maybe there was a loose wire, so I bang on different areas of the box, and sometimes I would get like a half second burp from the subs. I get new subs, and check all my wiring, and nothing was wrong. Still not getting sound. Hook up different RCA's, and no sound. FAWK. I pull the amp apart, and don't see anything visibly wrong, and the circuit board doesn't smell burned.... it actually kinda smells like old toyota seats lmao. Also, I found (By accident) that if I'm holding the ends of the sub wires coming from the amp and ground myself on the car, I can feel the signal and the bass line and everything. It's fu[COLOR=Black]cki[/COLOR]ng crazy. Is my amp toast? [/QUOTE]
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