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Re: Low volume

by Pekoh » Fri Sep 28, 2018 1:12 pm

How did you get on? I saw this and had a few thoughts, poor earth on the amp, reversed polarity (ie. Positive from amp on the negative terminal of speakers amd visa versa). High/low pass setting on amp? then I saw it was posted some time ago.



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Low volume

by hippyplz » Thu Aug 23, 2018 9:58 am

Hey, I'm having a problem with very low output from my front speakers. I've never ran into this problem before and sort of a little lost on what direction to go. My gear is a kenwood DMX7704S headunit, Jbl GTO 609c fronts and a sundown saz 150.2. The amp was working with I pulled it from my last truck, but the hu and speakers are new. I got everything rough installed last night, but the output is only about a third of what it should be. I bypassed the JBL crossovers thinking that might be it, but no improvement. It's not an amplifier setting error, the gain is set to high just to get the output I got. Any ideas would be great!

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