What is with all Amp CO's doing this?

[Rck'nRF]

OK, this may be a little pissy of me,but this is one thing that drives me nuts!!

Why does my all time favorite amp company/Rockford/all other good amp makers

always design the input Negative and Power right there beside eachother just waiting

for a disaster to happen..i mean i tighten shit down good,but the my 4gauge power was

starting to work it's way loose,and it's a good thing i re-check shit every so often...

My rants of today:

1. PUT Negative & Power sections

ON OPPOSITE CORNERS OF your high end AMPs!

2. Make some kind of shield covering OVER your Remote pins!!

My remote wire got bent/pulled right over and contacted with the

amp body/grounding remote pin!! This is insanity,make sure you tape up/etc

your joiners to your remote sections,in case of amp body contact,

This stuff SHOULD be in ALL manuals!

[hazestorm23]

I think it all comes down to neatness in your install I always check how far the wire can go in the input and then strip it just about the same length just a tad bit shorter and secure it nicely and I never have problems with it or be scared that the will become lose.

[DubNDodge]

I mount my amplifiers securely and I also make sure my wires are secured to something solid before they are screwed into the amps inputs. If you are careful there is no reason to worry. Unless you just throw shit in the trunk and let wires lay everywhere and call it good.