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nucas · 20th March 2008, 12:40

Hi there.

Have you tried to put the ignition in "start" position?
My Accord only powers the 12V sockets when the ignition key is turned all the way to "ready to start".

If the Amplifier is properly connected/wired and you checked with a multimeter/tester that it is receiving power, it should work.

Normaly, you only need to connect the + and - from the 12V socket to power input + and - on your amp and connect another wire from + power input to + remote power.

I can see no reason why (if all of the above is met) the amp should'nt work. The 12V boot socket will shurely provide enough Amps to power the amplifier in LOW VOLUME LEVEL. Has it was said in other posts before, the boot 12V socket WILL NOT be enough to power your Amp full volume up.

Hope it helps.

20th March 2008, 12:40	#7 (permalink)
nucas Valve Cap Join Date: 4th March 2008 Location: Lisbon Posts: 5 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hi there. Have you tried to put the ignition in "start" position? My Accord only powers the 12V sockets when the ignition key is turned all the way to "ready to start". If the Amplifier is properly connected/wired and you checked with a multimeter/tester that it is receiving power, it should work. Normaly, you only need to connect the + and - from the 12V socket to power input + and - on your amp and connect another wire from + power input to + remote power. I can see no reason why (if all of the above is met) the amp should'nt work. The 12V boot socket will shurely provide enough Amps to power the amplifier in LOW VOLUME LEVEL. Has it was said in other posts before, the boot 12V socket WILL NOT be enough to power your Amp full volume up. Hope it helps.