Recent content by Hylcod

Thanks for the reply but that doesn't seem to be the problem because the volume was so low, but it was just an ugly sound but just on a very low volume when the bass in a song kicks in.

Because I had some free time today I worked on it. Thanks so far for all the replies guys What I did today is connect the 12V slot to the remote slot so that the light turned green on the amp, nothing wrong so far and I figured that out before. Now I figured out that the remote wire must be...

There's 11,35V on the remote, I guess that's not enough. How do I improve the voltage or is there another way around except for putting a relay in the front of the car between the 12v input and the remote input. I'm not a big technician but if there are some handy things I can try it would be...

Awesome, thank you for your reply, for a while it seemed like I was the only one on this plant with this problem So what was exactly what you did? My history in car audio only consists of installing audio in my own car so a step by step explanation without too many abbreviations would be...

But.. There is 12v on the cable so it gets electricity, why should I replace it then? If you can give me a liget reason I'll try tomorrow

Thank you for your reply, much appreciated. The wire is definitely making contact in the terminal, that's not the problem. Is it possible something's broking inside the amplifier? The only thing the remote does is give the amplifier an electric signal that it must get to work right?

Dear Caraudio, Today I was trying to install my subwoofer again as I had it out of my car for a some 5 months. It always worked perfectly fine and I can't get the remote cable/slot to get it to work BUT there is 12v on the cable, I'll explain how. Because I had it worked before all my cables...