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hi all. i have a pioneer 80 prs with a 4 channel amp. im bridgeing the front and rerar channels to my components and running my front door speakers off head unit. pioneer manual says to turn off internal amp when using an external amp but i can only get sound from my door speakers with internal...

as the title says... after bridging my new 5 channel amp my balance controls are weak on one side but get louder when adjusting opposite side.its like power is all on one side. i bridged 4 channels to my 2 front speakers and 5th channel went to sub.im using hi level inputs because of factory...

2014 Toyota avalon......it's the non jbl system however it has 9 premium speakers.5 of them are powered by hu alone and the other 4 are powered by a small amp under the seat.the four are what I'm repowering with aftermarket amp.I get amplified music but there is a low static scratch about a sec...

just installed my aftermarket amp to my factory hu using the amps high level inputs. just cant get rid of annoying tapping sound coming through the speakers. ive adjusted gain to no avail. also i have sound on both channels but if i move balance all the way to right side sound dissapears on that...

i bought an amp that uses hi level inputs.im also using the factory head unit and the factory wiring harness for my input signal and output to speakers.the amp is a 5 channel ,so im getting my subwoofer signal from the two rear deck speakers which means i tapped into the left and right channel...

I’m installing a amp using line level inputs instead of rca inputs because of factory stereo. The Amp is a 5 channel so I can power both front and both rear speakers plus a sub in the trunk.amp comes with 3 separate speaker wire harnesses for each channel.each harness has 5 wires.two wires each...

Hey all....ive got a 5 channel amp and a expensive pioneer head unit.no problems since installing 3 years ago.now for some reason i get this annoying static in my front left channel .im running infinity tweeters only off my front amp channels.i do have in line capacitors installed.what stumps me...

Yeah seems conflictig to me.I'm no expert at all but I know what sounds good to me.Im using the Hp/fr side.decided to full pass at head unit.muted each channel at the hu while I played with amp.dialed each channel in accordingly.this dang things banging.best its sounded in years.don't know if...

how does a high pass ,full range work at the same time on a pair of speakers? Its only a 2 way switch. slide it to the left its hp/fr, slide it to the right its lp/bp .when would I use lp/bp? this is for my rear where I have a component set.

The set up I'm going to use will be tweets up front, components with passive crossovers in rear and a single sub in back.hu will be pioneer 80prs in standard mode with a five channel amp.I want to control hpf from head.

Vaiboy you are correct. I never would have known.it makes better sense now.another question, if I run all five channels and use the amps controls instead of hu would I use the Lp/bp switch? I assume yes.thanks again.

I want to set my high pass filters and crossovers etc from my head unit.obviously I need to bypass my amp so heres my question. amp is a ppi black ice 5 channel. the hpf for front and back on the amp has a two position switch which is hp/fp and lp/bp. i assume i want the hp/fp setting but how...

Aaaaah.. nice, I like that.first head unit to have that.thanks.

Reading the manual to my pioneer 80prs.in the hpf setup it gives me the option to mute the uotputs.what is that for?

I'm not going to be satisfied until I experiment with all the options this hu offers.what about this....If I remove the passive crossover from my components couldn't I go active then? It would be a 2 way obviously mid hi and subwoofer. Do I take a chance ruining them trying to set the correct...