Quick amp question

[Black87GT]

Ok, i have an old kenwood kac-606 amplifier that i use to power 2 10" rockford fosgates (old series 1) anyways, i had all of this out of my car for awhile and i went to hook them back up today, had everything hooked up and ready to go, except for the battery wire (wire that runs from the batt. directly to the amp) and i went to screw it down and bumped the case and it sparked (tiny) and now the little triangle light (comes on when amp is turned on) wont come on when i turn the car/stereo on.... did i blow the amp or what? ive checked both fuses (amp fuse + batt. wire fuse) both are fine... so i took the amp apart to "eyeball" it to see if i could see any obvious burnt parts or anything.. but i didnt see anything, when i first did it, it smelled burnt, but the smell went away i really didnt think just bumping the case for a brief second would blow the amp completely without blowing a fuse??? (this amp worked yesterday when it was hooked up, but i took it all out to wire it better)

So my question is... does it sound like my amp is blown or what?

[AdamantiumSilvr]

This sounds like a question for First Bass in the Advertising Section.

[Black87GT]

I figured it out anyways... the ground i hooked up 2 days ago, all of the sudden isent good enough lol.. works fine if i sit the amp on metal, but when i let go the amp turns right back off... looks like ill be finding a better ground tomorrow.