In my Tacoma, I have an Alpine head unit. RCA's run to an Eclipse amp that powers the Boston Acoustic Pro components in the doors. The problem is that the passenger door speakers are cutting out, randomly. Doesn't happen when going over bumps or anything.. It just periodically happens. The caveat is that it only happens when the volume is below 19. If I go to 19 or above, the speakers come back in and they never cut out above this volume.

Does this sound like it's the headunit? Or should I check something else? Wanted to get some opinions before I start pulling the door panel to check the wiring on the crossover and speakers.

Thanks!

 

no one has any ideas?

 

If it's both passenger side speakers then yes, it's the head unit. If it's only one of the speakers then it's probably the speaker itself.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by whiteboygsr &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If it's both passenger side speakers then yes, it's the head unit. If it's only one of the speakers then it's probably the speaker itself.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Yeah, it's both, speakers.. They are mounted together, however, so I was unsure if it would matter.. So headunit probably?

 

By together you mean they're a component set? Well, it doesn't really matter. My money is still on the head unit.

 

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yeah.. they're a set, but I meant more that the tweeter is actually mounted onto the woofer.. can be separated, but there was an option to mount them together and it was easier in my truck to do this, so I did..

 

try tracing it over