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Old 07-08-2010, 04:17 PM   #1
aussie0001
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installd a sound system into my girlfriends car consisting of;
-splits in the front
-6inch speakers in the rear
-sub
-2channel amp
-4 channel amp
it was a pain in the *** to install but got there in the end and sounded awsome!!!

until yesterday she came home and said it all stopped working.
so i opend the boot and the sub had rolled over and pulled the earth out

so i reconnected the earth and it was all fine

now today she comes home and i checked it out again and the front left speaker was barley putting out any sound

so i swapped round all the speakers and tryd a few other things but it still aint working!!

its only the left + and - that seemd to be playing up so i try to run it off the 2 channel amp and the same is happening stuff all sound unless u bridge it or use the right terminal

please help

so if i dont make ne scense bit hard to explain!!!
so for some reason the

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Old 08-08-2010, 03:59 PM   #2
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so have you sorted it out yet? might be best to take it to a pro to get it fixed quickly?
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Old 10-08-2010, 04:37 PM   #3
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all fixed!! no need for the so called pros that charge u a fortune when u can always find the answer on the web!
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