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My friend recently gave me his Fosgate T1500-1bd not the bdcp only bd and it doesn't work. When I wire it up the lights come on and everything but the amp is making a wierd buzzing noise. Sounds almost like standing under a electic line on the street and hearing that buzzing sound but not quite as loud. Any idea on if its an easy fix or should I try to get an RA number from RF?

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Is one of the RCA's grounding out somewhere? only thing i can think of

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No RCA or anything is hooked up. All im giving it is power to power up the amp. Ground, Remote, and Power and the buzzing noise is coming from inside the amp. Sounds like a hair buzzer noise from inside the amp.

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might be fans.thats what happened to my tis 1800. one went out so other one overpowered

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ohhh.nvr owned a fosgate yet sadly

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Try moving the RCA input around or pulling it forward, that's what we finally did and it worked, I think the inputs were grounding them self's out.

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