Recent content by albertom2

Thanks bro!

well I´ve just discovered that there is a false contact on the LPF/off/HPF filter switch in one of my amps (SONY XM-1002HX). It only works on the HPF mode, and also I need to have it pressed by an improvised lever I made to make it have a good contact. But the other amp is still cutting in one...

They are in the rear powered by a ****** amp. I have also two 6 1/2 connected to the HU. And a 12" sub powered by another ****** amp. I bought these two used amps momentarily until I save more money. They are old and have lots of issues. I was thinking on buying the 4 channel amp, so I can...

oh ok... well as you can see I´m totally new a this...I´ve read that having more watts going to the speaker than what the speaker is rated is better... in your opinion how many watts in the amp will be the best for my speakers (I know there are some other factors to consider, thought..) The 4...

why will I need to keep the gains low?

Why is that? Does that mean i will not be able to attain good loudness/power?

which option is better for my two speakers: -a two channel amp powering 190W RMS x2 @ 2 ohms or -a four channel amp powering 250W RMS x2 @ 2 ohms (bridged) i want to know which is better in terms of power, quality, and amp/speakers damage.. two channel model is: pioneer GM-5500T four...

nope. I´ve checked them for more than 5 times...also if I install the other speaker and wire into the same problematic channel of the amp it still does the problem...

Hello, Two of my speakers stop sounding when I turn the volume down. When I turn the volume up they work fine, but if I keep it low they wont. Also when I pass through a bump on the street they stop working if they were working, or start working if they weren´t working. I think it´s the amps...

hello, new from México!