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<blockquote data-quote="Andrewinnewyork" data-source="post: 8884295" data-attributes="member: 692547"><p>Hey great read. I just found this thread (in 2024). I have an amp that produces 2500watts rms and it was working nice until one day popping sounds started to sound out my amp almost every 3 seconds. I installed everything myself and I knew the ground wasn&#039;t legit since I didn&#039;t even grind it but it worked so I left it like that. After about a month is when the problem started and now I get no sound other than the popping sound. I got the ground professionally installed and bought and installed a 0gauge power wire from SMD. I installed another amp and no problems. I tried testing out the old amp and still with the same problem. Could you help me figure out what I have to do? It&#039;s an old amp so sending it to get fixed would probably cost as much as a new amp and I like this amp. I think it&#039;s a capacitor on the amp but I don&#039;t thi k I could fix it myself. Thanks in advance</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Andrewinnewyork, post: 8884295, member: 692547"] Hey great read. I just found this thread (in 2024). I have an amp that produces 2500watts rms and it was working nice until one day popping sounds started to sound out my amp almost every 3 seconds. I installed everything myself and I knew the ground wasn't legit since I didn't even grind it but it worked so I left it like that. After about a month is when the problem started and now I get no sound other than the popping sound. I got the ground professionally installed and bought and installed a 0gauge power wire from SMD. I installed another amp and no problems. I tried testing out the old amp and still with the same problem. Could you help me figure out what I have to do? It's an old amp so sending it to get fixed would probably cost as much as a new amp and I like this amp. I think it's a capacitor on the amp but I don't thi k I could fix it myself. Thanks in advance [/QUOTE]

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