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<blockquote data-quote="Romans5.8" data-source="post: 8577983" data-attributes="member: 645790">No, it&#039;s not an issue with the output side or the speakers.&nbsp; As I said in the OP, I did run both sides of the input to the left side of the amp; and both sides work.I can get either speaker to work by switching which side they&#039;re connected to.&nbsp; And the amp works if the LEFT side input is connected to EITHER side of the bike&#039;s output.I know this is kind of confusing; let me try to break it down.LEFT OEM Output to LEFT Input WORKSRIGHT OEM Output to LEFT Input WORKSLEFT OEM Output to RIGHT Input DOES NOT WORKRIGHT OEM Output to RIGHT Input DOES NOT WORKBOTH OUTPUTS to BOTH INPUTS DOES NOT WORKSo, in essence, the amp only works if the left side input is receiving a signal exclusively; and it doesn&#039;t matter whether it&#039;s receiving that signal from the left or right output of the amplifier.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Romans5.8, post: 8577983, member: 645790"] No, it's not an issue with the output side or the speakers. As I said in the OP, I did run both sides of the input to the left side of the amp; and both sides work. I can get either speaker to work by switching which side they're connected to. And the amp works if the LEFT side input is connected to EITHER side of the bike's output. I know this is kind of confusing; let me try to break it down. LEFT OEM Output to LEFT Input WORKS RIGHT OEM Output to LEFT Input WORKS LEFT OEM Output to RIGHT Input DOES NOT WORK RIGHT OEM Output to RIGHT Input DOES NOT WORK BOTH OUTPUTS to BOTH INPUTS DOES NOT WORK So, in essence, the amp only works if the left side input is receiving a signal exclusively; and it doesn't matter whether it's receiving that signal from the left or right output of the amplifier. [/QUOTE]

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