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My amp and subs are all hooked up right now, but with the waaaay wrong gauge wire. If I were to go unhook the power cable from my battery and nothing else, would I damage my amp if I listened to music with the power cable unhooked? I'm kinda tired of driving in silence til all my stuff gets shipped to me haha

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That's why I was asking cuz I honestly don't know what I am doing and I don't want to mess anything up, but I really want to learn and get experience with car audio just no one I know is really into car audio that can help me out so I've been tryin to research stuff and ask question on here.

The fuse I can't just pull unless I take the whole fuse holder off the power wire. I have to require everything smaller gauge wire anyway so I was just gonna pull the power wire off the battery first, I was trying to make sure there was nothing to do before that.

Now that I really think about it it's pretty obvious cuz if you pull the (+) wire off the battery then there's no power goin back there whatsoever, so nothing can happen I think?

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That's why I was asking cuz I honestly don't know what I am doing and I don't want to mess anything up, but I really want to learn and get experience with car audio just no one I know is really into car audio that can help me out so I've been tryin to research stuff and ask question on here.

The fuse I can't just pull unless I take the whole fuse holder off the power wire. I have to require everything smaller gauge wire anyway so I was just gonna pull the power wire off the battery first, I was trying to make sure there was nothing to do before that.

Now that I really think about it it's pretty obvious cuz if you pull the (+) wire off the battery then there's no power goin back there whatsoever, so nothing can happen I think?

What kind of fuse holder do you have that you have to remove it from the wire just to get the fuse out?

You should have a fuse close to your battery, installed on the positive wire. I don't see how it can be so hard to pull a fuse, or why you would make it hard on yourself to do so. Fuses should always be easy to get to.

There is more than one way to skin a cat.

Your remote turn on wire also carries voltage, so if you go pulling your amp out, or just disconnecting wires you need to account for that also.

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