Help a Homie out!!!!

[nkx1]

Does your head unit have an on/off setting for the sub rca out? Could be that, or maybe the rca outs on your head unit went out or something. To test this, might wanna try using a volt meter or something to see if there is a signal from the rca's. Or you could hook the sub rca's up to your 4-channel mid/high amp (if you have one) to see if there is a signal. That's the only thing I can think of. Good Luck!

[krawzyazn]

hey milt turn on your head lights when you have your system on try that out mine is somehow set up to turn off when the lights are off

[indiglosolara]

Okay does anyone know how to work a volt meter on the rca outputs????

yea i do... Milt im coming out your way on saturday... ill stop by and take a look.... But i got work on saturday from like 3 to 6...

let me know if your free from 12 to 2 or something..

[Mudd]

Well, it's obviously not the remote on, or the amp wouldn't turn on at all (no light of any kind). My guess? You blew a sub (which caused the amp to go into protect, but that would cause the light to turn on usually). Or you blew a channel out on the amp (that's my vote). Make sure it wasn't something stupid, like a wire came loose on the box.

If you have a digital multimeter, you can check to see if the subs are putting out their proper impedance (ohm load).

[Callen]

fixed it a week ago, it was the amp

what was the problem specifically? I have a similar problem,,, However, when I put my friend's 10 in, i got a little response.