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jtomsic
JimJ 5,000+ posts
Tangled Up in Blue
Did it just pop one fuse, or does it repeatedly do it?
JimJ 5,000+ posts
Tangled Up in Blue
Used amp, or new production?
If it's used, may be worth opening it up...
If it's used, may be worth opening it up...
Joseph7195 10+ year member
Walkin Tall
I have done this before, with a new brand amp I wasn't familiar with. My problem was the amp was set-up different than my old amp, and the positive and negative were backward from my old amp. I was putting the positive wire in negative on the amp, and the negative wire in the positive slot on the amp. May not have anything to do with what was going on with you, but it could be worth a look, hope you find the problem bro!
ahole-ic
Banned
There is a dead short somewhere. Put your dmm across the + and - on the amp and tell us how many ohms you see.
ahole-ic
Banned
Just tell us what they read in the morning.
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