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Old 08-05-2008, 05:22 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by KingOfDelco View Post
1. could be a simple wiring issue, maybe a bad ground.

2. i'm assuming you have the L and R speakers running off separate channels? If so, u might have the gains and/or crossover points set incorrectly.

the fact that you can affect the situation by using the volume control also points to a "clipping" situation. are the channels bridged?

you might be running too low an impedance on speakers that are designed to run at 4ohm.

thats all i got right now. leaving work now, i'll check again when i get home and have time to thing clearly.
thanks man. I appreciate the help
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