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<blockquote data-quote="Dj-torn" data-source="post: 1887769" data-attributes="member: 553398">I will do my best to help you here, from experience the hi level inputs tend to emit alot of noise, my suggestion is for you to purchase a Hi-low converter, or try regrounding your hi leve inputs.As far as the amp is concerend normally you would experience problems from either front or rear, but not right or left. But I would go ahead and make sure that you didn&#039;t accidentaly hook up the front speakers and think that they where right or visa versa.- Check your gain set them both to 9 o&#039;clock to be safe, and HPF/LPF make sure that neither is engaged, but rather running on Full or OFF depending on the amp.- If you have avaliable a portable cd, ipod, walkman, or radio, use the head phone jack on the item and plug it into the amp and test each channel like that using (mini/head phone&nbsp; to 2male RCA, this can be found at any radio shack or even walmart)- If a fuse was blown then the would be no sound.Lastly check all your connections, and make sure that they are secure, and that the wire in no pinched anywhere.GL</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dj-torn, post: 1887769, member: 553398"] I will do my best to help you here, from experience the hi level inputs tend to emit alot of noise, my suggestion is for you to purchase a Hi-low converter, or try regrounding your hi leve inputs. As far as the amp is concerend normally you would experience problems from either front or rear, but not right or left. But I would go ahead and make sure that you didn't accidentaly hook up the front speakers and think that they where right or visa versa. - Check your gain set them both to 9 o'clock to be safe, and HPF/LPF make sure that neither is engaged, but rather running on Full or OFF depending on the amp. - If you have avaliable a portable cd, ipod, walkman, or radio, use the head phone jack on the item and plug it into the amp and test each channel like that using (mini/head phone to 2male RCA, this can be found at any radio shack or even walmart) - If a fuse was blown then the would be no sound. Lastly check all your connections, and make sure that they are secure, and that the wire in no pinched anywhere. GL [/QUOTE]

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