HU Sound goes out

How about the fact amp did you bypass the fact amp?

 

did you get your resistors yet?

 

Stay with the adapter, you need it. Have you run the 12 ga power wire from the battery? The GMOS should provide you with an ignition line because a data controlled GM does NOT have one at the radio.

If I remember right your Bose speakers have been replaced. Their impedence is not compatible with anything other than Bose Amps.

 

Can you disconet d speaker wires behind d radio and run a wire strait 2 d speakers (door or rear deck) just 2 make sure is not d gmos

 

Run the wire and what did I miss, whats with the resistor?

 

Hey Caddy................still waiting!!!!!!!!

 

I'm waiting too

 

Hey ranger? have you not heard of what i am reffering too as far as the resitors are concerned?

 

Viking, in your post about the passives, you said that if you blow a speaker it will show a dead short and screw up your amp...couldn't you hook up a 100 ohm 1/4 resistor in parallel with the crossover network so if you blow a speak it won't show a dead short???

 

Actually no, but I see no reason it won't work. And as a diagnostic method its a good idea. I have an oscilloscope, so your method is something I would have never thought of.

I usually never suspect crossovers. Capacitors just don't go bad unless you exceed their working voltage. The same can be said for coils, they don't like DC at all. (I'll post a pick of an Infinity Perfect Crossover attached to a Planet Amp, that crossovers toast).

Most of the time, when I loose audio, I suspect the speakers.

I think Cadillac got lost

 

true, caps rarely go bad on thier own, usually overvoltage is the culprit. I have never seen a mylar or polypropolyne cap vent, electrolytics, seen ALOT of them spew guts!!!

And Azn...The idea of useing the resistors in parallel with a tweeter for example, to eliminate a toasty amp condition.........Sounds like an idea, but dammit!!!!!!!! whats it called???????????????


ZOBEL!!!!! thats it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!NO, That NOT it!!!!!!!!!! CRAP, Cant remember the name of it!!!!!!!!!!

A light bulb and a resistor of a specific value wired in parallel with the tweeter after the x-over, will ELIMINATE a blown tweeter for the most part..and if it does cook the Voice coil, the load of the circuit will eliminate the amp from launching itself into the depths of hell...Orion used it extensivley in the xtr 1 s X-overs, and so did a few others...rarely saw a blown tweet with them, due to the circuit basically taking the DC current from a clipped amp and turning it into light......dammit i wish i couod remember what it was called!!!!

 

You freekin SLACKER!!!!!!!!!!!!




Hey we all got priorities, no problem!! i wiill be in and out of this internet thing tommorrow, so post if ypu have issues.....you damned slacker!! if I had admin priveledges, you would have benn renamed as a resident phucktard!!!! LOL!!!!!!!