No LED power lights go on

check the fuse holder an the power holder on the inside of the amp an just to see check ur ground some time they lossen

The problem was caused by you trying to run a 2OHM load on an amplifier which is designed to run only on 4OHM when it is bridged, the amplifier is most definatley cooked. An authorized MTX technician should take a look at it, to determine just how wide spread the damage is.
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check that the ground wire is bolted tightly to the chassis of the vehicle.

Hello rlpate1, Most likely whoever installed the amp used speaker level inputs and the "smart engage" turn on feature instead of a remote turn-on wire from the head unit. Just like your dome lights, the amp light should go out after a while, exactly how long depending on MTX's internal setting. I wouldn't worry about it as long as it isn't discharging the battery and causing your truck to not start. However, it's possible that the 12V turn-on terminal is being used and the head unit or whatever it is wired to is supplying a constant turn-on voltage even with your truck turned off. In this case, you definitely need to fix it. Otherwise, it will eventually discharge the battery and you will not be able to start the truck. Check the switch marked "smart engage" to see if it is on or off. If it is on, you're probably OK. If not, have your installer check it out. Hope this helps.

Sounds like the amp is going into Protection Mode. Does yours have green LED light then RED LED on it? The green is power and the red is Protection. You will need to either change the OHMS wiring or Put A Fan on it to Keep it Cool Inside.

bad bulb or bad ground wire would be my guess

this is an impedance crash in other words your signal in is no good (replace RCA jacks) or your signal out is no good check wires for proper connections and or continuity and replace wires as needed or correct wiring or phase.

this is a signal crash either your speaker wires are crossed (wrong wiring phase) or your RCA jacks need replacing also it could be inside your amp the solder lines may have fused. If after checking and replacing wiring problem persists return to MTX for repair.

my amp is blowing fuses?? any hints?