man go with MTX ftw!! thats my favorite company.. they make solid amps and subs.. thats just me though

 

the PA stuff is decent if ya don't push em.

I'd like to hear the PA ****....

 

no this whole thread in general. hey what was ur old amp?

 

a shitty legacy 1000 watt, rms was 450 @ 2ohm

ok, so i didnt blow my amp, my fuse block melted and the fuse didnt pop, so i think my audio stor gave me the wrong fuse for my amp and everything, but i put in another amp and subs i had and it still doesnt work, could i have fried something else?, i am using a line out converter if that matters at all?, i like the stock headunit untill i get my dbl din touchscreen

 

test for 12v using the pos and ground on the amp, test for 12v using remote and ground on the amp and test for ac voltage on the RCA and at the amp outputs... could easily be the fuse on the remote wire

 

checked the fuse on the amp and on the remote wire, they are fine, im hoping its just i need a new fuse block, i noticed that the stock sub is crackling now, so i think i may have fried something, but the stock sub was not touched at all by me, could i have fried my line out converter?

 

wait the fuse on ur power wire still hasnt been replaced?

 

you wouldn't have fried your line out converter, there is no component to fry on it. more than likely if your fuse was too big, you sent a surge through your amp and this is where the problem is. what damage it has done, i can't say. and your stock sub isn't/shouldn't be hooked up to your line out converter, so that wouldn't cause crackling in the first place.

recheck all your connections and do a 12V test there as well as Emperor said. most of the time, crackling is cause by faulty hookups. also make sure you do not have power cables running next to signal cables, these should be run down opposite sides of your car.

 

k, im getting a new fuse block tomorrow, cause mine melted into a pudle of plastic, im lucky there wasnt a fire. and im checking and rechecking all of the connections