amp has power but no sound coming out of sub
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so i rewired everything on the audio side. (took out the wires from inside the sub, took out the wires connecting to the amp and the sub). I got the sub to turn on and play. however, when i turn up the volume up more than halfway, the sub cuts out and the amp goes into protection mode (red light turns on the amp).
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bump
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blown sub or shorted wire (wires touching).
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fixed the problem...my rcas were kind of bent out of shape, so i got a newer one. Seems to fix the problem nicely. Also, is a capacitor necessary when running an aftermarket amp? Will the sound quality be significantly improved?
Thanks again for all your help.
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theoblivious;253895 wrote:
fixed the problem...my rcas were kind of bent out of shape, so i got a newer one. Seems to fix the problem nicely. Also, is a capacitor necessary when running an aftermarket amp? Will the sound quality be significantly improved?Thanks again for all your help.
Your amp was pretty small right? Watt-age wise? I think you should be fine w/o one.
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theoblivious;253895 wrote:
fixed the problem...my rcas were kind of bent out of shape, so i got a newer one. Seems to fix the problem nicely. Also, is a capacitor necessary when running an aftermarket amp? Will the sound quality be significantly improved?Thanks again for all your help.
Glad this was resolved.
As for the cap.....waste of money in every system on the planet....1000000% snake oil.
(and yes, i'm being serious when I say that)
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jk, Chuck actually is right.