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sinister audio
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Post by sinister audio »

having a dead short can be really hard on an amp and really lower its life alot of times they will burn out right away and sometimes a week later or so like yours might of. that shop didnt mess with any of your amp settings did they or do something so your amp would fail?
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Post by broosky333 »

nope...they never touched it......i had my gains set high, but i think it had soemthign to do with the terminal touching for sure......i honstly don't know what happened that the terminal would melt..i mean i don't see how it'd get that hot in my trunk during the Minneota Wineter
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usually a bad connection will cause arcing and heat.
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a bad connection at the terminal? or on the amps?
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