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JACK
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Member # 4405

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can someone tell me why when i hook up my amp to my radio and i turn on the radio my speakers start making noise Thump, thump thump

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Brag all you want...show proof or you ain't got sheeit."Then an Eclip§e fell upon the townsfolk...and one of them said..'OW! WTF was THAT?!'"
(same response recorded when they hooked it up and played it)

Darkness
Senior Member
Member # 1901

posted

i've had a problem like that once...each channel on my amp was blown in it's own special way...not sayin' it couldn't be sumpin' else...but you can have a shop benchtest it for ya to make sure..

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Brag all you want...show proof or you ain't got sheeit.

"Then an Eclip§e fell upon the townsfolk...and one of them said..'OW! WTF was THAT?!'"
(same response recorded when they hooked it up and played it)

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minimike!
Senior Member
Member # 3400

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Is it hooked up to the high level inputs?
what amp?
what car?
how big is your power wire?

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Posts: 515 | From: Omaha NE, USA | Registered: Nov 2000 | IP: Logged |

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Still plays with trucks

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nis720
Senior Member
Member # 2466

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Try setting the gains on your amp lower. I had a similar prob on a Chevy PU, I suspected the X-over but never got around to replacing it, turning down the gains seemed to make it go away, also check the ground.

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Still plays with trucks

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