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No more Sub Woofer output

I have a Fosgate 201s amp hooked up to my S/W. Everything worked great for about 3 weeks until I hit the ATT button on my remote. The audio lowered and then raised again after pressing the button a second time. All speakers worked for abou 5 seconds and then the sub quit working. I have checked all fuses and connections. I get power to the amp which lights up. I have tried to disconnect power to the head unit to try and reset it. Nothing fixes the problem. All other speakers work fine. Any help would be great.

Anonymous Oct 01, 2008

I just hooked up my deck, amp and sub. The sub is not making any sound, there is nothing coming through any of the rear output jacks for some reason. I have gone through all the audio settings, the subwoofer symbol is on the display. The amp is powered and lit, I think it's my deck.

Any suggestions?

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