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The IceMan commeth Wise One
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Amp discharging, there is a solution to it but i've forgotten what it was!
When you say the amp is wired to the + on the stereo, i'm guessing you used the switched live. No problem there mate, possibly think about fitting a switch to turn the amp on/off when you want to.
I'll have a dig around and try to remember how to sort the amp thud discharge problem.
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You may want to re-check the grounding of the amp.
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Thr ground may be a dodgy connection to be honest.
Yes the + on the stereo is for the remote on. was not sure if this was ok or not as it runs off 12v. someone mentioned that you only needed a small amount of voltage.
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nah 12V, small amount of current for the remote mate. Thats all fine. Redo the ground mate see if that sorts the thud out 
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same happend to me had to move were i had the ground every thing working fantastic now
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