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Came across an amp that has the rca pin stuck deep inside one of the rca line inputs. (powerbass xa 1500)

The bass was still hitting hard even with the rcas connected to the line outs but i was thinking why is it still playing on outputs and do i leave it as is or have the pin taken out some how.

Also what does it do to the sub or bass when hooked up to the line outs?

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Break a q-tip in half, put super glue on the end, then press it to the pin for 30 secs. Should pull right out

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The input and output do the exact same thing. Both attached to the board in the same spot. All though normally only your bass boost will work with the input. Just pop off the back and look inside and try to reset the RCA.

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Guessing the amp is out of warranty.

Pop the cover.

Use a small screwdriver or pin.

You should be able to go into the other side of the RCA connector and push the broken pin out.

Depending on the type of connector it is.

Its possible that the input and output RCA's are simply tied together inside the amp.

Ideally you'd want some sort of driver inside the amp to duplicate the signal so you don't load down the HU output.

Especially if the second amp you use has a different input impedance than the first.

As mentioned above, its hard to tell where in the circuitry the outputs are taken.

Do your gains and other adjustments on the amp effect the signal?

If so then the input and output are probably just tied together and you can probably just use the output for now.

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use a pin and pop it out from inside the amp. this requires you to take the back cover off.

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use a pin and pop it out from inside the amp. this requires you to take the back cover off.

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