LiL BenNy

okay... so i was messing around with my false floor (took the cover off) the amp and cap are mounted onto a piece of wood... and i lifted the wood (might have effected wires) and the music just stoped i went to look at my head unit and the tracks were still playing..... now i can understand that if i hit a wire or something it would effect the subs by why would the interior speakers not play? anyone have any clue?
also i was lisening to my system for like 1/2 hour volume at 21ish bass **** at 1/3 HU at -2..... so i dont think i could have blown the subs... even so would that effect the interior speakers? also when i was looking at it my cap read about 14.5-15 could that be part of it?

(car is running so cant be battery issuse... id ont think...

LiL BenNy

ok so i called the company that installed my stuff and they said they'll troubleshoot it for free..

but while on the phone with him he asked me if i had and amp and said that it might be blown.. is there a way for me to check if the amp is blown or not? if it is blown would it still power up?

i got my amp with my subs... and i thought the amp was only for the subs... am i wrong on this? is it possible for my amp to be blown and effect my interior speakers to the point where nothing plays?

jstkilntim

Hard to say w/out knowing how everything is installed. Bose, Non-Bose, LOC location etc. Could have overtaxed the HU outputs. Could have unplugged or lost the Bose Amp if LOC is after it. Need more details on install!!