bass problem
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ok so heres the story my beat quit workin i pull it in the shop and the wires from the amp to the spekers are burn replace it and every thing ..ok i think its good but no. i have a question and it might make sense to some one out there . u know the wires that are in side of the speaker box? they got moved around by moved around i mean mabe put on the inside of the box wrong would this affect it?? and by wrong i mean pos neg but ididnt thing it materd back there
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wrong. I sugest you use some higher gauge speaker wire such as 12gauge-and replace it all, that way you are certain you wont burn the wires. Also, reversing the speaker leads forces the speaker or sub to play inwards insted of outwards. This over time will destroy the coil. it is possible that you friend your amp output from having the wrong resistance on it.
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one light is on the amp . the other one is off if my amp was fried wouldnt both lights be off?
i used about the same thickness that was on there before it worked fine for 2 yrs then one day it quit then it worked then i found the wires burnt up in the "box" behind the speakers u know how they run 4 diffrent ways. any more help?? plss
i used about the same thickness that was on there before it worked fine for 2 yrs then one day it quit then it worked then i found the wires burnt up in the "box" behind the speakers u know how they run 4 diffrent ways. any more help?? plss
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replace all of the speaker wire. What light is on the amp? it might even be that your speaker is blow, to test take a AA battery, connect the neg and pos wires to the sub and using the other end, tap the ends to the AA battery. if the speaker makes a little crackling sound, they are still okay