by qlc1964 » Wed Aug 06, 2008 9:42 pm
I had a bad rca that caused my subs to sound like s**t . and seen that on one amp
the lp was on which caused that sub to hit harder only when i took the right rca
out of the xover. but when i plug it back in the subs sound like there canceling each
other out.
plus my rear door spkrs was making a low bad ground loose sound . checked the spkr
wires no problem then the rca for the rear door spkr used my tester ***bad rca luckly
i had a xtra set of rca going to this 4 ch amp i'm only using 2ch system is sounding
real good now . i have two kenwoods bridged to 500x1 rms and 2 cerwin vagas v max
12's 2 ohm dvc at 600 rms they pound now. that rca affected my whole system
performance. but i'm glad i figured out the problem. PICS!!!!!!!!!!
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I had a bad rca that caused my subs to sound like s**t . and seen that on one amp
the lp was on which caused that sub to hit harder only when i took the right rca
out of the xover. but when i plug it back in the subs sound like there canceling each
other out.
plus my rear door spkrs was making a low bad ground loose sound . checked the spkr
wires no problem then the rca for the rear door spkr used my tester ***bad rca luckly
i had a xtra set of rca going to this 4 ch amp i'm only using 2ch system is sounding
real good now . i have two kenwoods bridged to 500x1 rms and 2 cerwin vagas v max
12's 2 ohm dvc at 600 rms they pound now. that rca affected my whole system
performance. but i'm glad i figured out the problem. PICS!!!!!!!!!!