fuses keep blowing

I am still blowing fuses, and Im at my wits end trying to figure out the problem. When I play certain songs, my fuse in my dist block blows. It is at 100 amps. While the fuse at the battery is at 300 amps. Now the other fuse to my amp that runs my mids and 6.5's is at 60 amps and it has never blown. Now I thought when I fixed the gain it would not blow no more, but it has blown 5 100 amp fuses in 2 weeks. I got my gain on the jbl 1200 bp.1 amp all the way down and I do know how to set gains. So what can be the problem? I cant turn the gain down no futher, one more thing , the subs are eclipse 88150 4 ohm dvc subs wired down to 1 ohm and the amp is one ohm stable. Im using 0/1 guage wire and the dist block.

Question is, what if i bypass the dist block on the mono amp and just run straight up power, would the 300 amp fuse blow? Also since I have to keep buying fuses, could I just use an 200 amp stinger circuit breaker instead of an fuse, and run that to the amp, instead of using the dist block?

thanks

What is the diffrence between slo-blow fuses and fast blow fuses. What I mean is how will I know cause all fuses look alike to me. The power cable is 0/1 guage. And so is the ground. i double checked the power wire and the ground for slices and cuts, none, The wire still looks brand new, Then I took it out to check it again, nothing So i know their is no short. So what should I do because i dont understand why when it plays certain songs the fuses blow, for example If i play anything by lil john, they blow right away. Maybe the amplifier is faulty??

DAMN skylark, please do not post multiple times.  It took me ten minutes to delete all your multiple posts.  Click the "post reply" button once and WAIT for the system to respond.  Thanks.

Slo-blow fuses say "slo-blo" on them.

Disconnect the power cable from your battery AND from your amp.  Connect an ohm meter to one or the other end, and test resistance to ground.  The reading should be high-off-scale.  If you have an ohm reading, you have a fault somewhere in your power system.

Amplifiers have the capability of drawing three or four (or 10) times their normal steady state power momentarily during musical peaks.  This sounds like what's happening.  On big peaks, the amp is popping your fast-blo fuse on a normal musical transient.  Slo-blo fuses have a time delay in them and will allow this kind of spike to go through.

thats the plan once my other sub finally arrives.