I connected a hitron 1000 watts amplifier but the led power indicator doesn't come on only the blue design lights do

a sony 1000 watt rating is an exagerration. you will blow your 1200 watt speakers far before reaching sonys claim of 1000 watts

not 550 watt,,250 x 2 ,,

• RMS Power Range : 250-500 Watts
• Number Of Channels: 2
• Maximum Power: 1000 Watts
• Low Frequency response: 10 Hz
• High Frequency Response: 40000 Hz
• Built In Crossovers: Yes
• Channel Separation: Yes

• 2-Channel Class-A/B Amplifier
• RMS Power (4 ohms): 250 watts x 2 chan.
• RMS Power (2 ohms): 375 watts x 2 chan.
• Bridged RMS Power: 500 watts x 1 chan.
• Min. Impedance Unbridged: 2 ohms
• Min. Impedance Bridged: 4 ohms
• Brushed Aluminum Chassis
• Top Mount Controls with Blue Illumination
• Cooling Fan
• Chrome DUB Fan Grille
• Glass Epoxy Circuit Board
• PWM MOSFET Power Supply
• THD: 0.02%
• S/N Ratio: 95 dB
• Input Sensitivity: 200mV - 4V
• Frequency Response: 10 Hz - 40 kHz
• Variable 18 dB/Oct. Hi-Pass / Low-Pass Crossover: 50 - 250 Hz
• Bass Boost: On/Off 12 dB
• 4-Way Protecion: Thermal, Short Circuit, Overload, and DC Offset
• Dimensions: 8-1/4" W x 2-1/8" H x 10-3/4" L

• Authorized Internet Dealer

Audiobahn DUB2502 2 Channel 250W 2 Class Amplifier at Onlinecarstereo com

http://www.audiobahn.com/index.php/help/tech-support/manuals/category/1-amplifiers

You would be better off replacing the unit

Make sure that you are not over loading the amp. Example - if your amp is only rated for 8 ohm then you can not wire the speakers for a 4 ohm.

The specs are as follows:

RMS Power Rating:
200 watts x 2 chan. @ 4 ohms
400 watts x 2 chan. @ 2 ohms
800 watts x 2 chan. @ 1 ohm
• Bridged:
400 watts x 1 chan. @ 4 ohms
800 watts x 1 chan. @ 2 ohms
1600 watts x 1 chan. @ 1 ohm
High-Current, Non-Regulated Power Supply
Preamp Outputs
Cobalt Blue LED Illuminated Heat Sink Design (on/off switch for your preference)
Thermal Regulated, Air Induction Dual Cooling Fans
Double Sided PCB (Circuit Board)
High Gloss Chrome Plated Finish
Unique, Clean Chrome Fire/Flame Design
Blue Illuminated VU Meters Indicating Output Response
Clear Power and Speaker Connectors
Variable Bass Boost: 0-18dB @ 40-100Hz
Variable Low-Pass Crossover: 40-120Hz
Variable High-Pass Crossover: 50-750Hz
Variable Subsonic Filter: 20-50Hz
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 100dB
Frequency Response: 10Hz-40kHz
THD: 0.05%
Channel Separation: 50dB

check the grounding resistors, 300-470ohm 5 watt, big ones. they may need to be resoldered to the board, they get hot and break solder we;ds as they cool.

Could not get a manual for you but did get the follwing specs. Hope they help.

Power Acoustik Ov2-800 2-Channel Class A/B Gothic Series Amplifier (800-Watt)
POWER ACOUSTIK OV2-800 2-CHANNEL CLASS A/B GOTHIC SERIES AMPLIFIER

800-WATT 2-CHANNEL
4 ohm RMS: 150W X 2
2 ohm RMS: 180W X 2
Bridged mode MONO RMS: 360W
BRIDGED MAX: 800W
FULL MOSFET POWER SUPPLY
PWM CIRCUITRY
FULL SELECTABLE CROSSOVER
3-WAY PROTECTION CIRCUIT
TRI-MODE CAPABLE
VARIABLE LOW PASS 40 HZ - 120 HZ
VARIABLE HIGH PASS 150 HZ - 1.5 KHZ
VARIABLE 18 DB BASS BOOST @ 40 HZ
FREQ RESP: 10 HZ TO 30 KHZ
S/N RATIO: 98 DB
THD: 0.02%
2 ohm STABLE STEREO
SYSTEM DISTRESS INDICATOR
HIGH/LOW LEVEL INPUTS WITH FLOATING GROUND
4-GAUGE POWER/GROUND CONNECTION
PLATINUM RCA CONNECTORS
LINE OUTPUT WITH FLOATING GROUND

BLUE LED
CHROME TOP PLATE PANEL 2-CHANNEL CLASS A/B GOTHIC SERIES AMPLIFIER (800-WATT)

Hi and welcome to FixYa,

It would be safe to use an amplifier slightly lower than the maximum rating of the speaker. In this particular case, 350 watts or lower would be just about right for each. If you are wiring the 2 subs in parallel and powering them with a single channel amp, then a 700 watt bridged would also work.

Good luck and thank you for using FixYa.

The amber is the low impedance indicator and can mean that the impedance of the load is too low or there is an internal fault (shorted output transistors).

The blue LED indicates that the voltage is too low. This can be due to a bad connection or low battery voltage.You need to measure the DC voltage across the B+ and ground terminals of the amp to confirm that they're at or above 12v.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

never attemp to bridge your amps specially this type of amps. this are too very complicated. you may blow your amp if you will attempt it again.