Amp was playing fine. Was unhooking speaker and accidently touched the remote bass plug on amp. One speaker was still plugged in and playing while this happened. Now when I hook up the speaker all I get is static. Can it be fixed?

The amp is clipping the signal. This could be from the input being too high. The impedance being too low or the finals are damaged.

First check speaker and speaker wire.

There is a number of things that can cause no sound from the amp.

Check to make sure your RCA's are plugged in to the amp.
Make sure the ground and remote are not touching on the amp.
This will cause your head unit to gray out in some areas.
Verify, your subwoofers are in working order.
Test another pair of speakers on your amp to make sure.
If those speakers work, your subwoofers are fried or have come unhooked inside your subwoofer enclosure.
Make sure you have not set the head unit to Surround Sound if you have a DVD player in your vehicle.
This should be set as passive.
Make sure your gains aren't turned down on the amp.
MAKE SURE YOU DIDN'T BLOW A FUSE UNDER THE HOOD.
Even if there is a light on the top of the amp, the fuse might have blown.
Make sure a fuse on the amp didn't blow. This will in some cases cause the amp to go into protect and no bass.

first make sure that you have power check the red thick wire, and the remote wire with a voltmeter if its ok then disconect the rca plugs now get a pair of rca wires plug one end to the amp and touch the other end if it makes noise your amp is good ( please be very carefull as it will make a loud noise on the speakers when you touch the other end if the amp is good) good luck

It Could be Eiher Problem Make Sure The Remote our using is thew same brand as the amp its plugged in to

Hello anne845,

It sounds like the installer wired the amp remote turn-on terminal to an "accessory" lead in your vehicle. Many stock radios do not have a dedicated amp turn-or lead and the alternative is to connect the amp to a switched power source (ignition or accessory). This means the amp turns on whenever you turn on the vehicle ignition, often resulting in a thumping from the subs. It is a perfectly satisfactory alternative, and will not damage either the amp or the sub. But it's irritating.

If the thumping is objectionable, have your installer wire a SPST (Single Pole, Single Throw) toggle switch inline with the turn-on wire. The switch should be mounted so it is accessible by the driver, and whenever you turn on the radio, turn on the toggle switch.

Hope this helps.

your speaker outputs on the amp are bad

your amp may be overheating, or you have it up too loud and the surge protector is shutting it of in fear of damage to your amp.

If the amp still goes into protect mode, the easiest thing to do is disconnect the RCA cables from the amp and see if still goes into protect mode (after turning off/on). If it does, the issue lies in the amp or the wiring to/from the amp (most likely case). Check to make sure no speaker wires came loose and touched +12V or ground (car body). From the sound of it, my guess is something internal to the amp died and will need repair.

hi, sounds like u have a problem with the remotebass connection socket. the socket has little pins inside, check to see if they arent touching each other. also try not using the bass control, then try one sub at a time. u may find that one of the subs or sub spk wires cub be faulty. cheers.