Old May 29, 2006 | 12:05 AM
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Originally Posted by TBSpyder
You verified 12v at the amp end or source end? Also, might want to just try some new 25a fuses in the amp...they can "look" fine, but in actuality be blown.
Yeah, my setup is one power source from the main battery to a breakout terminal on a secondary battery in the trunk, so power isn't an issue. The V/O meter showed a solid 12 volts at the + terminal on the amp. Plus, that battery powers the mids/highs amp right next to it, and that thing is working fine still.

The fuses had continuity, but they've been in there since I bought the amp over 5 years ago. Fuses sound like a cheap investment before writing the amp off as toast though. Shit, I could just pull the fuses from the amp right next to it and try 'em since that amp still works.
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