No power to the amp!!!
#1
No power to the amp!!!
i have a MTX amp with 12" alpine subs with alpine 7894 deck. The subs were playing fine when i was going to work, and i had the volume up like at 14 volume level, pretty loud. When i was done work, my subs doesn't work anymore, so i first checked the power to amp, it seems there isn't any power to it. Could it be the fuse? there are 2 fuse, one is the one attached to the power lead, other one is on the amp, which one could it be?
also what is the one on the amp for?
Thanks you!!
also what is the one on the amp for?
Thanks you!!
#3
cause it's tight!
Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: 916
Posts: 8,044
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Re: No power to the amp!!!
Originally posted by jordan88
i have a MTX amp with 12" alpine subs with alpine 7894 deck. The subs were playing fine when i was going to work, and i had the volume up like at 14 volume level, pretty loud. When i was done work, my subs doesn't work anymore, so i first checked the power to amp, it seems there isn't any power to it. Could it be the fuse? there are 2 fuse, one is the one attached to the power lead, other one is on the amp, which one could it be?
also what is the one on the amp for?
Thanks you!!
i have a MTX amp with 12" alpine subs with alpine 7894 deck. The subs were playing fine when i was going to work, and i had the volume up like at 14 volume level, pretty loud. When i was done work, my subs doesn't work anymore, so i first checked the power to amp, it seems there isn't any power to it. Could it be the fuse? there are 2 fuse, one is the one attached to the power lead, other one is on the amp, which one could it be?
also what is the one on the amp for?
Thanks you!!
#5
Floppy Death! noES!!!
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Scranton, PA
Posts: 21,218
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
well the purpose of fuses is to help prevent getting your amp blown up. but it's possible it blew up even with both fuses intact. Unlikely... but possible.
I'd tripple check all wires and connections and make sure it's not overheating or extremely cold. Yes the remote lead is a small wire, usually pretty thin. Mine's probably thinner than a toothpick.
I'd tripple check all wires and connections and make sure it's not overheating or extremely cold. Yes the remote lead is a small wire, usually pretty thin. Mine's probably thinner than a toothpick.
#8
cause it's tight!
Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: 916
Posts: 8,044
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Originally posted by jordan88
ok, thx guys. Just another question, if i have 2 fuses setup, no matter how loud i push on it, its most likely going to blow the fuses, but not the amp, rite?
thx
ok, thx guys. Just another question, if i have 2 fuses setup, no matter how loud i push on it, its most likely going to blow the fuses, but not the amp, rite?
thx