Okay, so I guess this was more or less expected, but weird all the same. I've got the 4ch 75w Tsunami 440. SO I'm driving with embarassingly mellow music (Jill Cohn) at below-conversation level volume when suddenly I've got nothing (My sub's out at the moment while I glass as well) SO My deck's still playing, and looks fine, and my sub-amp's lights are on, but none on my mid/high amp. So after dropping off my friends and returning home in silence, I re-connect my rear speakers to my deck, and they're fine. I then immediately check the fuses on the amp, blown... all the connections, everything's still perfect. I then actually pulled up my carpet and checked all of my wires, and they're all fine as well. So with everything off, I go to plug in a couple new fuses. POP! *GRR* I guess I've heared the warnigns about these amps being possibly problematic, but I've so far been running for quite awhile with NO problems whatsoever. I just find it odd that it finalyl gave out under no real stress, just kind of randomly....
Fortunately this gives me every excuse I could possibly want to get a new amp. I've got an e-mail in to Ben at eD, long shot, but maybe they'll work me a deal on a Tru in place of my tsunami..??
Fortunately this gives me every excuse I could possibly want to get a new amp. I've got an e-mail in to Ben at eD, long shot, but maybe they'll work me a deal on a Tru in place of my tsunami..??
a tru amp that puts out the same amount of power will cost at least twice as much at the tsunami amp. i'd start looking for a new amp. but first i'd disconnect the speakers and RCA's from the amp and see if it stops popping fuses. if it still keeps popping fuses, open the sucker up and see if you can visibly see a problem, like somthing burnt or loose.
