im having problems with my system... i hook up the amps i have properly and all ... but my subs never work...
theres power getting to the amps .. and the subs work properly ...
can anyone suggest any solutions
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heh sorry man ... i have this sony xplode 1200 and an infinity 380 watt max, with 2 12" explode subs...
like the subs arent blown or anything so theres nothing wrong with them... and theres power actually getting to the amps cuz the power lights come on so the fuses arent blown or anything... so im not sure about why my subs never work...
like the subs arent blown or anything so theres nothing wrong with them... and theres power actually getting to the amps cuz the power lights come on so the fuses arent blown or anything... so im not sure about why my subs never work...
Well I installed an amp this weekend. The light was on really dim. I found that the ground for the amp was bad. Regrounded it & then it worked & the light was shining bright. So I would think his amp ground should be alright if his amp light is on.
But I would have to agree about the internal amp being fried....
But I would have to agree about the internal amp being fried....
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Well first off, the amps are turning on but that doesnt meant that they are getting what they need to function properly.Obvious stuff like checking grounds as the other guys have mentioned is crucial so check that first becuase the amps will turn on but will not give any output. If you have no RCA signal to the amps they will turn on all day long but will never give you any sound.Make sure the rca's from your deck are pluged in at the back of the deck and then make sure they are not pinched anywhere in the car and make sure they are in the INPUTS at the amp. Then if that doesnt work make sure that the subs are connected interally in the box, I dont mean to make that sound insulting but I see that alot from customers who bring there subs in and I check for connection and there is nothing there. Also if the fuse up front is thermally separated it will still look good and will pass enough current through to make the lights on the amp turn on but it wont give the amps enough current to actually have any output over 12 volts. Hope this helps, if you have any other questions just let me know.
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