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Yeah the theory of a bad connection seems pretty likely, looks like I'll just get smaller fuse and a new fuse block, check the rest of the wiring and connections, dodged a bullet this time! Thanks guys

First about the system, Stepdad bought a 03' Harley Davidson F150 about a month ago, and the previous owner is assumed to have installed everything. It has an older model Pioneer Premier deck, a Premiere GM-7150M Mono amp pushing two 10" Punch P2's, and a Premiere GM-6150F for the Mids/highs, not sure what speakers are in the doors. The system seems pretty well put together, like the guy/installer new pretty well what he was doing. Anyway, Stepdad comes home today and tells me that he was listening to it pretty loud on the way home today, and it suddenly cut off, and he wants me to check it out. First thing that comes in my mind is a blown fuse, so I check under the hood and I find this: I wasn't expecting that. I was then thinking that there was a short somewhere, but the Fuse was still good, so maybe the fuse is to big for the system? It looks as if the block(aluminum?) that the wire and fuse connect to just completely melted down. I explored the possibility that maybe it came in contact with the engine, since it looked as if it was hanging down some into the engine bay, but couldn't find any kind of burn marks anywhere. None of the rest of the system appears to be damaged in anyway, the deck still turns on and works, and there seems to be no burn/damage to either of the amps. So I'm kinda stumped as to why the wire just melted right there, while the fuse stayed intact. Thanks in advance!