Speakers cutting out???
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Speakers cutting out???
Alright, one day my speakers just stop working. Like the music and stuff stops playing. But my subs are still bumping and my deck is still playing the cd. My amp is recieving power also. Sometimes it cuts back on for a little and off, but not its completely off. It also makes the "stattic" sound sometimes.
Can anyone help? What should i look for?
TIA
Can anyone help? What should i look for?
TIA
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Re: Speakers cutting out??? (aboh6leenz)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by aboh6leenz »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Alright, one day my speakers just stop working. Like the music and stuff stops playing. But my subs are still bumping and my deck is still playing the cd. My amp is recieving power also. Sometimes it cuts back on for a little and off, but not its completely off. It also makes the "stattic" sound sometimes.
Can anyone help? What should i look for?
TIA</TD></TR></TABLE> unplug one speaker at a time from the amp, to see if its a shorted out speaker or speaker wire, check the amp ground and power connections
94
Can anyone help? What should i look for?
TIA</TD></TR></TABLE> unplug one speaker at a time from the amp, to see if its a shorted out speaker or speaker wire, check the amp ground and power connections
94
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Re: Speakers cutting out??? (aboh6leenz)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by aboh6leenz »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">checked the amp everything seems fine????
Could it be a loose connection from the deck?</TD></TR></TABLE> Yes it could, the RCAs, but both at the same time is unlikely, the other is the amp trigger wire, you may evan have a problem inside the HU itself. That said, I don't think its a problem at the at the HU because the subs keep working.
You said you checked the amp, did you disconnect the speakers one at a time? 94
Could it be a loose connection from the deck?</TD></TR></TABLE> Yes it could, the RCAs, but both at the same time is unlikely, the other is the amp trigger wire, you may evan have a problem inside the HU itself. That said, I don't think its a problem at the at the HU because the subs keep working.
You said you checked the amp, did you disconnect the speakers one at a time?
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Re: Speakers cutting out??? (fcm)
i'm a noob to this and honestly have no idea what you are talking about haha. I'll go and take a picture of the amp connections.
I might just take it to a shop but dont really want to...
Anyone in the washington area wanna help lol.
I might just take it to a shop but dont really want to...
Anyone in the washington area wanna help lol.
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Re: Speakers cutting out??? (aboh6leenz)
i had the same problem..may not be the same solution but i suppose you could try.
1. check the wiring, make sure no copper parts of wire are touching (if you have exposed open wire, this made the static noise)
2. check the pins from the headunit to the stock wiring harness behind the headunit (the pin for my left rear was bent, so it'd cut in and out)
thats all i did, and my problems are solved
1. check the wiring, make sure no copper parts of wire are touching (if you have exposed open wire, this made the static noise)
2. check the pins from the headunit to the stock wiring harness behind the headunit (the pin for my left rear was bent, so it'd cut in and out)
thats all i did, and my problems are solved
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