Maybe you can help?
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Maybe you can help?
ok just got a kenwood cdplayer and some of the new speakers for my 96 integra gsr and when im driving around for about 10-15 minutes or so my stero starts to do some wierd stuff like it makes all the speakers sound like they are blown (they arnt) then sometimes the whole cd player shuts off, can this but the cd player or a wireing problem?
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Well if it is working correctly for 10-15 minutes then your wiring is probably ok. Hard to tell exactly what the problem is honestly, but if you just bought the Kenwood I would start there by taking it back and trying a different deck. If you have the same problems with a different deck then check your wires and make sure they are not cut and possibly touching other wires or grounding themselves. Hope this helps...
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I was also thinking it was the deck cause all my wires are soderd so i dont think they are touching :P and have shrink rapa round them. so ya i have to send the cd player in to the factory >.< should have gotten the warnty LOL.
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Originally Posted by Racter
I was also thinking it was the deck cause all my wires are soderd so i dont think they are touching :P and have shrink rapa round them. so ya i have to send the cd player in to the factory >.< should have gotten the warnty LOL.
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well i have a mp425 it its doing exactly what your saying getting really quite and fuzzy. and i was thinking maybe its not putting out enough amps for the speakers i put in :\ wich sounds wierd since its still new i dont know hmmm ill see what happens when i get a amp :\
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You might be pushing the deck too hard. If your speakers have too high of a power rating, then you could be stressing the deck, causing it to get hot and make the speakers sound like crap. Your speakers may need more power than your head unit can supply.
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Originally Posted by mossman
You might be pushing the deck too hard. If your speakers have too high of a power rating, then you could be stressing the deck, causing it to get hot and make the speakers sound like crap. Your speakers may need more power than your head unit can supply.