Recent content by Shorty Jenkans

I agree with Jeff

I bought the AT900.1 and AT60.4 not too long ago and they are the best amps I've ever had, my 900 has never gotten hot its incredible! very powerful and no issues

you're probably shorting out on something

anywhere where you have a battery to amp, it should be fused

@ Boomin_Tahoe Yeah id say it got rid of 90% of the buzz. And yes the pico fuse was the culprit and i got a new HU and it was fixed!

When I installed an amp and new head unit, I got the same hissing, alternator wine out of my speakers. Pioneers are known to be bad in terms of blowing their pico fuse (which grounds the rcas) by "hot swapping" the rcas, pretty much plugging them in and out while power is going to the head unit...

used to

dam yo this is heated XD

**** that comeback tho

**** I'm sorry bro. you should still be able to reconnect everything (if the wires reach) except for the RCA's, hopefully they just unplugged those instead

sa15

is it a factory amp?

for amps to speakers : amp > crossover > woofer and tweeter for sub: Amp > sub you're head unit should really only be used for the RCA out and remote turn on. if you keep you're speaker wire going out from the head unit to your speaker it will defeat the purpose of using an amp to...

i blew my pico fuse on my old pioneer by simply hot swapping the rcas. this produced engine wine in my front channel only, so maybe you're having the same issue where one channel is blown idk. all i did was buy a ground loop isolater and the wine decreased by 90%

i have the batteries grounded separately and power connected. It seems to be fine. Ideally you would want both connected