Recent content by BobTheSlob

I don't remember which wire goes to which terminal on my amp. I just have one 4ohm sub. 2 speaker wires sticking out of the box, and I don't really wanna unscrew the whole thing. I'm terrible with screws. Can I use a multimeter to figure this out?

yep. i dont have sub outs, so they are in the rear outs.

So you are saying that I should just check the HU to make sure its grounded.

Could that actually be the reason? Can I replace a fuse or something?

what do you mean the reading is wrong? ive been told 14.4V while the car is on is what i want.

This needs a bump. There is around 50mV going through the ground wire, 14.4V going through the power, remote, AND the RCA cable. Why is the RCA cable doing this? I've replaced it twice, so it's not the cables.

After countless weeks of testing everything I could do by myself, I went to my friend's house. He recently ripped apart his system, so we had parts to spare. I put my sub box in his trunk, and tested the sub. Perfect. So, since we knew his amp worked with my sub, we put my sub box back in my car...

Oh. Ok thanks I just wanted to make sure. I'm slowly running through all my options.

Oh. Lol. Right. I always assumed it was the whole cube's fault.

Ok, before I start, I don't know the terms for what I am saying. Alright. On my amp (I have no idea if this is standard or not, so I'll assume no for the sake of this post) I have 3 little cubes that I hook my cables into. Power, remote, and ground. I have to use a Hex wrench set to loosen or...

I checked the voltage running through my remote wire and I got 14.4v. The same as running through my power wire. Is that right? If not, why is this so and how can I fix it.

oooh. ok. i can do that.

I'm afraid I don't understand. The negative terminal on the power wire? Whats the ground spot?

Alright. I have this pen-style digital voltometer thing. All I want to do is check voltage. Yesterday, I went to Circuit City, and they checked voltage for me. He did something with the voltometer on the 2 battery leads, and saw that he got 12 volts. So then next, he did something with the red...

I replaced the RCA cables, and it still doesnt work. I bought a Voltometer, checked the ground wire, and made sure there was no voltage going through it. I made sure there was voltage running through the remote wire and the power wire. STill doesnt work.