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<blockquote data-quote="Frankensuby" data-source="post: 2445813" data-attributes="member: 569869">I agree, i was a little worried...still am.All I did with the negative output at any time was touch the negative DMM stick to it when I was trying to read voltage.&nbsp; other than that, nothing.As for the testing positive sine, if that is what the JL tutorial teaches to do, then yes, that is all I was doing.As far as warranty, I got the amp from Millionbuy.com, I&#039;d only have factory warranty left, and I&#039;d doubt they&#039;d honor this.Do you guys think that best Buy or Tweeter would be willing to check it for cheap or even free?&nbsp; I just need someone to plug their RCA&#039;s in and play music through the amp.&nbsp; That way I can eliminate 1 of 3 items.&nbsp; I was also told that if the Deck plays fine, I probably didn&#039;t damage it.Well, it does play fine, but it is popping every time I switch songs.&nbsp; Is that a deck issue or does that sound like it could be RCA related?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frankensuby, post: 2445813, member: 569869"] I agree, i was a little worried...still am. All I did with the negative output at any time was touch the negative DMM stick to it when I was trying to read voltage. other than that, nothing. As for the testing positive sine, if that is what the JL tutorial teaches to do, then yes, that is all I was doing. As far as warranty, I got the amp from Millionbuy.com, I'd only have factory warranty left, and I'd doubt they'd honor this. Do you guys think that best Buy or Tweeter would be willing to check it for cheap or even free? I just need someone to plug their RCA's in and play music through the amp. That way I can eliminate 1 of 3 items. I was also told that if the Deck plays fine, I probably didn't damage it. Well, it does play fine, but it is popping every time I switch songs. Is that a deck issue or does that sound like it could be RCA related? [/QUOTE]

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