i have two kicker comp 12" subs and i have a crappy koiler 405 watt amp with it because i didnt enjoy the money at the time to buy a bigger amp and i got the amp next to the subs..i just bought a 1200 watt amp from my friend for 50 bucks and he put it surrounded by but now im have some problem...i think its a grounding but im not sure...when i turn the coup¨¦ on the subs hit continuously even when the radio is at 0 volume. i have to turn the deck bad for them to stop. is this a grounding problem or an amp problem? thanks
Answers: Hit continuously? What do you show by hit?
Basically, with not anything input, the subs should be still.
Try removing the audio input from the amp to see if your issue is between the head component and the amp.
If you get crash then, you know its not a ground-loop or chief unit interface issue.
If you basically get a single "bump" from the subs when you put power to them (but they don't launch forward or towards the back and stay there), it might just be that the amp take a second to stabilize. Might want to look at a power cap.
If you achieve a bump where the speakers stay pushing out or pulling surrounded by, then your amp's not biased properly and expected needs repair.
There are a few thoughts -- hope they minister to... considering I'm not sure what "hit" means surrounded by this context.
I dont think it would be a grounding problem. I'm guessing the wires are hooked up wrong to the amp or it could be something wrong beside the head element. It could be sending some weird signal to the amp which sends it to the subs. I would print stale an Internet pict. of how to hook up the amp an see if you catch something. I a moment ago cant see how the ground wire could be cause the subs to produce waves.
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Answers: Hit continuously? What do you show by hit?
Basically, with not anything input, the subs should be still.
Try removing the audio input from the amp to see if your issue is between the head component and the amp.
If you get crash then, you know its not a ground-loop or chief unit interface issue.
If you basically get a single "bump" from the subs when you put power to them (but they don't launch forward or towards the back and stay there), it might just be that the amp take a second to stabilize. Might want to look at a power cap.
If you achieve a bump where the speakers stay pushing out or pulling surrounded by, then your amp's not biased properly and expected needs repair.
There are a few thoughts -- hope they minister to... considering I'm not sure what "hit" means surrounded by this context.
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I dont think it would be a grounding problem. I'm guessing the wires are hooked up wrong to the amp or it could be something wrong beside the head element. It could be sending some weird signal to the amp which sends it to the subs. I would print stale an Internet pict. of how to hook up the amp an see if you catch something. I a moment ago cant see how the ground wire could be cause the subs to produce waves.
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