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I have heard that upgrading rear speakers messes up the sound stage. However, in my 2003 ford explorer my rear door speakers are only about 1 foot behind me and the fronts are about 3-3 1/2 feet in front of me. Also I don't necessarily care about sound stage, I just want LOUD. I am thinking...

??? Can what?

Nope, power runs down drivers side, rca down the passenger side.

if I don't have an oscilloscope, is there another way to test it?

does anyone know how to bench test an amp? I've been messing with my truck for awhile and I still get static and intermittent sound. I replaced the rca cable same thing and switched out HU same issue, so I'm at the amp now, maybe its broken ??. I checked the connectons at the speaker their still...

thanks, I'll try that

I'll try the new rca's in the morning, do you open the amp up and look inside of it?

hey, I still haven't been able to get this. I spent all day tearing thru my truck to no avail. If anyone has any ideas or suggestions it would be a big help. also if anyone could tell me how to test my amp and/or hu that would help too. thanks

the rca cables still have a signal coming from them, I replaced the harness but maybe there is something going on internally, i don't know how to check that though

it didn't look like they were, I soldered and shrink tubed all my connections. But now that you mention it I remembered that when I open the passenger door all they way the subwoofer makes a small pop sound

Hey, I'm a new member and this is my first post in these forums. anyway, I have a 2003 ford explorer I'm running a kenwood dnx 7120 HU a Boston Acoustic GT-42 4 channel amp powering my front speakers (Boston Acooustic SL-80s) and the rear channels are bridged to power my subs (2 JLw3s) the rear...