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I just got my car back from the bady shop and put my subs back in. I left my amp in while it was in the shop because I didnt think it would be as easy to damage. Anyways I got my subs back in and played them for about 45 seconds and my line fuse. I got a new fuse and started playing it and now I smell burning copper. The only wiring I changed before I put the subs back in was the wiring on my line converter. I had the + and - reversed on the left channel so I went ahead and changed them. The amp doesn't get very much more hot than it did before it went to the shop so what could be the problem?
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I dont think that it could have caused that, sounds only like one of the woofers would have played out of phase it you wired one of the imputs backwards
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