Something erally weird happened today

[hondarider 10+ year member]

I have been having trouble lately with my REM wire for my amp (since im using the stock hu). So this morning i was kindof in a hurry to get to school so i poped open my fuse box and connected the wire the fuse that said radio thinking that the will turn off when the radio does. But after school got over i found that my battery was dead so i figured i either put the wire in the wrong fuse or that fuse has power all the time (i didnt have time to test with dmm). But then as I was getting jump started someone i knew came out of school and said my subs were playing during the day when he was outside. And i was like noway it couldn't have been mine. Then when i got home i pulled the wire out of the fuse it was in and putting it in aux power and didn't test it with dmm and as soon as i plugged the fuse in the box the subs turn on started playing at full volume like 40 hz and the ignition was not on the radio was not on. Why would the subs play anything when its not receiving a signal? I am using the High level inputs if that might affect anything. Any ideas on what happened or what to do would be greatly appreciated

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[Megalomaniac 5,000+ posts]

if the remote wire gets a constant 12v goin , the amp will play a solid 50hz note continuous. but you should have caught that noise when you shut the car off.

 

[hondarider 10+ year member]

Ya when i turned my car off this morning no sound at all and it was loud enough that i would've been able to here it for 30 seconds or so after i got out so i'm stumped.

 

[hondarider 10+ year member]

For some reason my 12v ignition is getting power alot. I have noticed my subs will thump pretty loud even when the headunits not on. I dunno why either. What amp do you have?

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[supraman1379 10+ year member]

For some reason my 12v ignition is getting power alot. I have noticed my subs will thump pretty loud even when the headunits not on. I dunno why either. What amp do you have?

I had that problem in my Dodge Ramcharger and it turned out I had a bad set of RCAs