So I installed all new audio components today and while blasting some tunes it all went dead.
It sounded incredible while it was on but a 1 amp inline fuse leading to the deck popped after some heavy bass was happening. I was curious, do you think that thing is really necessary?
After all, It is leftovers from the original radio setup. My radio had a 10 amp fuse on the back and the radio power comes from my fuse box with a 20amp fuse. In between the fuse box and the radio is this 1amp inline fuse. Should i just cut it out or throw a bigger fuse in there? I don't want to keep blowing fuses and having my music drop out but i don't want to damage anything either. Any ideas?
Thank you in advance!!!

My amp has a temporary remote wire jumped to the positive. I'm also wondering where a good spot to splice into an existing wire for the remote power would be. I'm thinking off the fuse 17 cig lighter purple wire.

specifics incase you are interested:
Infinity Reference 8-Inch 1000-watt High-Performance Subwoofer (Single Voice Coil)
Pioneer GM-D7500M Class-D Mono Amplifier with 800 Watts Max. Power
Infinity 529I 165W (Peak) 5-1/4 -Inch Two-Way Speakers (Pair)
Infinity 329CF 105W Peak 3-1/2 -Inch Custom Fit Two-Way Speakers (Pair)
KENWOOD KDC-X995 eXcelon In-Dash USB/CD Receiver with Built-In Bluetooth/HD Radio
made a custom sub door for the storage box and matched the carpet.