Same problem as him. The Amp lights dim to the music base, but the speakers don't make any sound. The power has a 100A as the fuse for the amp, is this correct? Could that be the problem?
If you are getting amp lights to turn on at all, then power is getting to the amp so although the fuse is oversized (50 amp fuse ok), it is not your present problem. I am guessing the final stake transistors have failed. do you know how to test them...you can use a multimeter that has a transistor test function, but first de-solder two of the 3 pins from the pcb...be aware that power MOSFETS may exist that cannot be tested with this meter.
Posted on Aug 10, 2007
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