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100a2 amp not getting power

This might be a problem with my deck, but, my amp will not power up at all. I have a good ground and I am definitly getting power but the amp will not power up at all. It is hooked up correctly as far as I know. All cables are brand new. Maybe the remote is not engaging the amp? Any suggestions. Things that I have tried 1. Rewiring everything with brand new wiring 2. Trying both RCA and hard wire hook ups 3. Grounding back to the battery 4. Scratching my head 5. Sticking my finger in a socket to try to get the light in my head to come on.

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Get a strand of wire and jump it from the power to the remote if the amp does not turn on then take the amp and smash it over and over again because it is fried

Posted on Dec 10, 2007

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