sound system question
10-14-2006, 04:30 PM
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sound system question
alright well last night i was driving down the road and then i switched to the next song on my CD and for some reason my sub woofers just cut out? so when i got home i checked all the wires i could with the exception of the ground wire and the REM wire(i think thats what its called) because i had everything professionally installed and dont wanna go ripping anything apart..any help?
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10-14-2006, 04:48 PM
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RE: sound system question
a place called sound innovations installed it, and i don't think i have a warrant for it which kinda pisses me off but oh well. the only two wires i couldn't see if they were connected was the end ground wire and the end REM wire which is hooked up to the head unit. but yeah in reply to the other guy i have my question in the audio forum also
10-14-2006, 06:00 PM
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RE: sound system question
if your power light dosent light up than its either the remote turn on wire, the ground wire, or the power line from your battery. check your fuse for the amp that should be under the hood and check the fuse in the amp if it has one. if not...if you have a test light or know some one who does test your constant from the battery, and the remote turn on when your radio is on. if those both have power then its your ground wire. hope that helps
10-14-2006, 07:24 PM
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RE: sound system question
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if your power light dosent light up than its either the remote turn on wire, the ground wire, or the power line from your battery. check your fuse for the amp that should be under the hood and check the fuse in the amp if it has one. if not...if you have a test light or know some one who does test your constant from the battery, and the remote turn on when your radio is on. if those both have power then its your ground wire. hope that helps
if your power light dosent light up than its either the remote turn on wire, the ground wire, or the power line from your battery. check your fuse for the amp that should be under the hood and check the fuse in the amp if it has one. if not...if you have a test light or know some one who does test your constant from the battery, and the remote turn on when your radio is on. if those both have power then its your ground wire. hope that helps
but if it is an older amp and you are over working it (OHM rating) then it could have fried the board of the amp. Probably not the latter.......but you cannot leave any stone unturned.Later
