speakers fade out in any RPM other than idle
05-06-2006, 06:29 PM
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speakers fade out in any RPM other than idle
ok we just intstalled my head unit / subs today, and when you first get in the car, start it up, it play's perfectly for about 10 minutes... but then after that, at any RPM's higher than idle the sound fades out completely. but the subs still hit like normal... ?????? WTF is up with my car?????
please help someone.
please help someone.
05-06-2006, 06:45 PM
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Re: speakers fade out in any RPM other than idle
remote is tapped. and how would that affect my speakers? my subs and everything are working great.
but im no car audio guy at all. so i have no idea what could be up...
but im no car audio guy at all. so i have no idea what could be up...
05-06-2006, 06:50 PM
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Re: speakers fade out in any RPM other than idle
Originally Posted by TurboEH2
sounds like a ground
05-06-2006, 07:11 PM
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Re: speakers fade out in any RPM other than idle
Originally Posted by JDM DC4
Who cares about that, what car are we talking about? PICS PLZ
05-06-2006, 07:44 PM
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Re: speakers fade out in any RPM other than idle
Could be the speaker wires are touching eachother and when they do it will fade out. Happened to me in my old ef. could be your problem.
05-06-2006, 08:31 PM
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Re: speakers fade out in any RPM other than idle
So your speakers are running off of the head unit, and the subs are off of an amp, right?
That's a head scratcher.. The volume to the speakers (from your head unit) goes down as RPM goes up. Kinda confusing, most things that should affect the output drivers in your head unit should also affect the RCA outputs to the subs also. Do you have a factory amp somewhere that you may be driving with your head unit without knowing it (instead of directly driving the speakers)??
That's a head scratcher.. The volume to the speakers (from your head unit) goes down as RPM goes up. Kinda confusing, most things that should affect the output drivers in your head unit should also affect the RCA outputs to the subs also. Do you have a factory amp somewhere that you may be driving with your head unit without knowing it (instead of directly driving the speakers)??
05-06-2006, 10:44 PM
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Re: speakers fade out in any RPM other than idle
Originally Posted by Fabrik8
So your speakers are running off of the head unit, and the subs are off of an amp, right?
That's a head scratcher.. The volume to the speakers (from your head unit) goes down as RPM goes up. Kinda confusing, most things that should affect the output drivers in your head unit should also affect the RCA outputs to the subs also. Do you have a factory amp somewhere that you may be driving with your head unit without knowing it (instead of directly driving the speakers)??
That's a head scratcher.. The volume to the speakers (from your head unit) goes down as RPM goes up. Kinda confusing, most things that should affect the output drivers in your head unit should also affect the RCA outputs to the subs also. Do you have a factory amp somewhere that you may be driving with your head unit without knowing it (instead of directly driving the speakers)??
1. the wires WERE touching
2. fuck having an expensive head unit with subwoofer, speaker decible, and i can measure the watts etc.... (whatever. im not a car audio guy. haha so i called my car audio guy, and he "tuned" it for me.).
so its over. haha
i really appreciate all the input from you guys.
