adreano17 Posted January 6, 2012 Report Posted January 6, 2012 on bass, sometime it crackles and then makes a good connection. other times, it doesn't play at all. seems like when bass is hit, or turned up high, it makes a good connection. is this my preouts bad, my amp channel bad, or my speaker wire short? or just a bad connection at the amp or RCA? Pioneer AVH-p5700DVD | MB Quart Onyx ONX4.125 | 6.5 Alpine Type-S component & 6x9 3-way | Hifonics Brutus brz1700.1d | 2 - 12" Kicker L7 | Custom box tuned to 36 hz | 220A Mechman Alternator | 1/0 OFC Welding all the way back | Big 3 | 2 Farad Tsunami Cap | Deka 9a34 | 20% Tint | 6000K HIDs | Yellow Projector Fogs | Dual Out Magnaflow
adreano17 Posted January 6, 2012 Author Report Posted January 6, 2012 bump Pioneer AVH-p5700DVD | MB Quart Onyx ONX4.125 | 6.5 Alpine Type-S component & 6x9 3-way | Hifonics Brutus brz1700.1d | 2 - 12" Kicker L7 | Custom box tuned to 36 hz | 220A Mechman Alternator | 1/0 OFC Welding all the way back | Big 3 | 2 Farad Tsunami Cap | Deka 9a34 | 20% Tint | 6000K HIDs | Yellow Projector Fogs | Dual Out Magnaflow
mattc3366 Posted January 6, 2012 Report Posted January 6, 2012 Check all your wiring and check the remote wire to make sure its not coming on and off the amp. Make sure its secure. subwoofers - two eclipse 88120s box - 3.4 cubes tuned to 32 hz amps - aq1200 and pheonix gold zx450 New build : 2 obsidian audio 15s same amp 6.1 cubic foot box tuned to 32 hz in a civic hatch
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