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Best answer by buzz

This can be caused by a speaker or wiring fault, The first thing to check is short circuits at the AMP and speaker terminals. If you have an Ohmmeter check the resistance at the AMP terminals. Also, check to make sure that there is no connection between any speaker wire and building ground.

Are you using any speaker Volume controls?

3 replies

Airgetlam
Airgetlam
March 19, 2025

Have you checked the LED states FAQ?

 

Bruce
    Johnnyrocket1111
    Enthusiast II
    March 23, 2025

    Sounds like the police have a warrant out for your amp.  Sounds like your amp is failing. 

    buzz
    buzzAnswer
    March 23, 2025

    This can be caused by a speaker or wiring fault, The first thing to check is short circuits at the AMP and speaker terminals. If you have an Ohmmeter check the resistance at the AMP terminals. Also, check to make sure that there is no connection between any speaker wire and building ground.

    Are you using any speaker Volume controls?

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