subwoofer problem
#1
subwoofer problem
when my RCAs are hooked up to my amp, my subs start hitting without any volume turned up, im completely stumped. any help?
i have a pioneer avh-p5700dvd, a memphis 100watt amp, and two kicker cvr12s, by the way
i have a pioneer avh-p5700dvd, a memphis 100watt amp, and two kicker cvr12s, by the way
#2
check the settings on the amp and make sure they are all at the midpoint? thats about all i can think of....
#3
Did someone play crank the gain?
#4
#5
i had a similar problem but not a continual bump... my rcas got cut somewhere between HU and amp under the carpeting and would send a burp through my sub when i turned the radio on or off.. check your RCAs all the way through to make sure its not grounding out to the truck
#6
i had a similar problem but not a continual bump... my rcas got cut somewhere between HU and amp under the carpeting and would send a burp through my sub when i turned the radio on or off.. check your RCAs all the way through to make sure its not grounding out to the truck
would a looped ground cause this?
#7
My recommendation is to get a new set of RCAs. They are usually the root of this common issue.
http://www.knukonceptz.com/productMa...y=RCA%20Cables
#8
I hate to call you out, but this is terrible advice. There are PROPER ways to set all of those adjustments.
My recommendation is to get a new set of RCAs. They are usually the root of this common issue.
http://www.knukonceptz.com/productMa...y=RCA%20Cables
My recommendation is to get a new set of RCAs. They are usually the root of this common issue.
http://www.knukonceptz.com/productMa...y=RCA%20Cables
#9
If you think your RCAs are still ok, try plugging in your old kenwood. and i would agree with Bob, better RCAs usually fix most buzzing/burps
#10
Really just sounds like your gain is cranked!