Red light my amp when all hooked up the red light comes on, i checked fusses and there where fine, im running two 12" duals is it to much?.. i dont no waht to do help

Check all your cable work.
Power is connected tight? Ground is attached tight - on both ends (my guess is it is the ground) Remote cable?
Is the ground a proper ground?

To do this they MUST be wired in parallel, IE: Plus to Plus, Negative to Negative. 2 4 OHMS in parallel is about 2 OHMS in series it would be 8 OHMS... series is positive to negative. Are you using a crossover network?

My best guess is that it would be your ground wire or even the power into your amp. I would check all the connections going to and from your amp

check the rca input leads are ok

has your sub blown, this just happened to me, as soon as i hooked up a differant sub it went back to green the light and worked fine.

they should need power and ground! if they do not come on might be burnt out! Lights in and on boxes burn out fast cause of all the vibrations!

Either the amp is ad or the sub got shorted? You can check itby disconnecting the Sub and seeing if the amp comes on blue then. If yes, then the sub is shorted. If no, then the amp is shorted. Also chck the voltage AT THE AMP. Make sure that it is above 12 Volts.

Larry T
Winona Lake, IN
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yes 2ohm should be fine for that amp no problem

But dont bridge it any lower than 2 ohms.

The yellow wire goes to + (hot) 12 volt constant, red wire goes to ignition switch, Hook up your amp together with the red wire
(switched) and the amp will come on with the ignition switch.
Blue and white wire is for the power antenna.
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