holdenboy
Custom Car Stereo Systems
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Yep, to clarify this:
* Amp has power cable from the battery going to the + terminal on the amp, earth cable going from earth to the - terminal on the amp. The remote wire isnt connected nor are the RCA cables or "high input" cables.
* Car / stereo is off
If the amp is still on (power light on) then yes, the amp is definitely faulty. Take it back under warranty and tell them the same stuff youve told me. Even leave it connected in the car when you go to the shop (unless bought online) and show them whats happening. In the meantime disconnect the power cable from the battery or remove the fuse to prevent the battery from going flat.
* Amp has power cable from the battery going to the + terminal on the amp, earth cable going from earth to the - terminal on the amp. The remote wire isnt connected nor are the RCA cables or "high input" cables.
* Car / stereo is off
If the amp is still on (power light on) then yes, the amp is definitely faulty. Take it back under warranty and tell them the same stuff youve told me. Even leave it connected in the car when you go to the shop (unless bought online) and show them whats happening. In the meantime disconnect the power cable from the battery or remove the fuse to prevent the battery from going flat.