Recent content by nhguy261

It’s going back to the shop that installed the system. They said that they’d trace all the wires and figure it out. I told them to start by replacing the remote wire. Thank you for taking the time to read my post and responding. It’s been a big help.

Hi 1aespinoza, Admittedly, I’m not an audio guy. I know just enough to get myself into trouble. Before the mice came into my life, everything was working as it should. The kill switch, the sound system, etc. Yes, the kill switch should kill all power. If the amp is connected directly to the...

The cable that the mice chewed through is kind of flat. There are two wires, separately encased, on the right and left and a wire running down the middle. I spliced a total of five wires. The connections are similar to what’s in your photo. So, just splicing those wires can mess up the system...

This is the wire that was chewed. I traced it back to a second amp that powers the sub-woofer, So I’m told. The other picture is of the two wires to the sub- woofer that are visible. I don’t understand why the wires in the two pictures are different unless the sub-woofer has additional wires...

I'm a newbie here and in need of assistance. This is what's installed in my 1981 C3 Corvette. Kenwood KDC-X303 head unit Alpine MRV-F300 Amp Alpine R-S69 Speakers Alpine Sub-Woofer Model unknown Kill switch at battery I did not install this equipment, I had it done by a local audio shop. I...