Recent content by will106106

Solved it!. the tweeter on the right side melted down inside.

I am ordering new high pass crossovers, will post back with resullts

Havent got to check the crossovers yet, but if thats all it is.. then Wow. Those speakers can withhold some beating! Components: Trio RSX 5.7c 5x7 Inch 100W RMS. Tweeters: Interfire's(clearly not that good, have had only problems with them since i got them) Trio speakers, check them out if...

OP here I think it is going to turn out to be the high passive cross over. This all happened after a good couple of sounds with a lot of mid bass. So i think either the cross over got fried(from having to filter alot?) or the bass disturbed the wiring. Will check back with results

The two resistances that didnt match(4.6, 0.8) where from the speaker wire leads that were at the amp. The reistances at the actual speakers are fine. I redid all my connections and it persist. It isnt noticeable with a little balance at lower volumes.

The resistances tested out fine. Even the tweeters on the woofers were tested.

My left side speaker/tweeter are playing louder better quality sound than my right. Set-up; Tweeters in pillars, coax's in front doors (Both 4ohm's) Ok so i was playing music the other day pretty loud for a while when my amp cut out(seemingly due to overheating) for a brief moment and when it...

I finally got it working with no popping or whine! What I finally did was actually restore my headunits ground to the factory harness ground. Second, on my ground loop isolator it had 2 grounding wires with the two rca outs. I had these connected to my amp ground terminal. I disconnected...

I have tried a Ground loop isolator. It seemed to help but the problem still there. I might have it set up wrong, its on the amp side of the rca's and has two 'ground' wires that i have both running to the amp ground terminal. Today i took both the subwoofer and speaker rcas out of the head...

New rcas made it a tiny bit better but still prevalent. Taking the rcas out from the hu side makes it a little better as well

I might have been misled earlier, but the popping does go up with the rpms. I guess i just need to try a different amp.

Does anyone have any experience replacing/fixing the pico fuse on DOUBLE DIN / AVH models specifically? All the online guides are for the single din models that I can find. As I said above I sit here with my disassembled head unit only to not be ale to find a pico fuse As well my rca outs...

I tested the rca to iPod and there is no noise with the engine running. So that must mean it's the rcas or headunit. I have already disassembled my pioneer double din only to not be able to find either of the pico fuses. I looked all around the circuitry and found no FUxxx labeled spots, just a...

Thanks for all the replies! I am going to go to Walmart and see if they have the rca to aux cord. I know it's not a great amp, I got it from Craigslist for 30$ and my intentions were to use it until I can get a good one, so i already have the wires ran so its a simple drop in.

I assume you mean the tweeters. They are hooked up with the front speakers on a 4channel amp 400watts American legacy. The rcas are from a typical amp install kit that cost 30$ And the rcas are through center console, power down passenger side. However upon getting in there I see that the car...