it can be pinched as long as it's not cut somewhere and touching metal. what do you mean by ReThreaded? If you need help I'm willing to look at it. or just take some pictures and post em up.

 

Kinda sounds to me like either a blown channel or RCA's. Try testing the amp on someone elses setup.

 

Carter pmed you

 

Still no luck, justed installed the Infinity Basslink, will try wiring a new Remote wire, as power is going to the amps but no output coming out. Post replys/suggestions if you have any please.

 

where are you located i can help you out if I am close. No charge.

 

Stillpushin: pmed you

 

Ya, took it to AutoSolutions, audios was closed at the time, they looked it over, didn't tell me anything new but offered $65, to rewire the whole thing...
That's reasnobale, but then he said they can't gurantee it'll work after they finish, because they couldn't explain what the problem was.
Next Plan on doing:
-Following power wire, from the battery to amp, to see if it's getting really pinched anywhere.
-Hooking up the BassLink to a friends WORKING system, just to see if anything has been blown in the basslink the few days I've had it : \

Have Done:
-Regrounded everything and sanded down the power wire
-Connected the remote wire from amp, to HU ACC+ taking it off the HU Remote Turn-On.
-Checked every fuse

Still appreciate any replys,tips. : |

 

do you have a multimeter? if so, test the power line and remote line.

 

did you check the way your speakers are wired up? if you have dual voice coil subs, if you wire them wrong your amp go into saftey mode... or if you have a cross between positive, and negitive speaker cables your shit wont work iither

 

it's a basslink. all you do is plug in the power, ground, remote, and RCA's.