Recent content by AR095

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    help me name my new product

    deadweight
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    interior speakers problem.. HELP

    its an easy fix most of the time, just replace the chip or chips. maybe a 100.00 if you can find a repair shop. it entials taking the thing completely apart and desoldering the part and popping a new one in. if the shop has all the parts its about a half hour to 45 minutes.
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    interior speakers problem.. HELP

    all the mids and highs are running off the deck? you may have blown the speaker output in the deck.
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    interior speakers problem.. HELP

    post your system information.
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    clipping amplifier

    yes, bad batterys are notroious for killing amps. if the amp is not getting enough power it is not going to preform well.
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    Remote Wire?

    yes but if its not enough juice to even turn one amp on then a relay is all the better.
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    Remote Wire?

    get a relay. anyone running more than 1 amp could benifit from that. hook it up so your decks remote turn on the relay and that should ease your troubles.
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    Old School Orion XTR2150sx

    i have 3 of thoes things in my basement. one is being turned into a frankenstien
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    whats wrong?

    sounds like your amp is putting out dc current to the speakers. hook up a multimeter to the audio output on the amp and see if voltage is coming out. if so your audio section has decided to die.
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    speaker humm

    try grounding the rca shield.
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    Amp repair

    The least amount of eqipment you will need is; a Multimeter capable of reading dc, and mesure resistance. a soldering iron with a fine and a thick tip. handtools and cutting pliers 99% of amp repairs can be done with those.
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