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<blockquote data-quote="matt_martin87" data-source="post: 1211298" data-attributes="member: 563889">I currently own a pioneer deh-5500mp and today I realized that one of the front preouts messes with the sound alot.&nbsp; If I plug in both of my RCA&#039;s, the fronts sound horrible.&nbsp; Vocals get canceled out somehow. Heres what happens:Bad output(L) hooked up only: I get sound out of my left speaker, regardless of where my balance is on the HU.Good output® hooked up only: I get sound out of my right speaker, except when I balance it all the wayt to the left, which is to be expected.Both hooked up:&nbsp; Vocals **** with balance at 0.&nbsp; Vocals start to come alive when balanced all the way R or L.As of now, I&#039;m only running off the good output.&nbsp; Sounds good, but I still would like both my fronts workin&#039;.&nbsp; Has anyone heard of this happening before? And does anyone have a solution they can offer?Thank you in advance as always.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="matt_martin87, post: 1211298, member: 563889"] I currently own a pioneer deh-5500mp and today I realized that one of the front preouts messes with the sound alot. If I plug in both of my RCA's, the fronts sound horrible. Vocals get canceled out somehow. Heres what happens: Bad output(L) hooked up only: I get sound out of my left speaker, regardless of where my balance is on the HU. Good output® hooked up only: I get sound out of my right speaker, except when I balance it all the wayt to the left, which is to be expected. Both hooked up: Vocals **** with balance at 0. Vocals start to come alive when balanced all the way R or L. As of now, I'm only running off the good output. Sounds good, but I still would like both my fronts workin'. Has anyone heard of this happening before? And does anyone have a solution they can offer? Thank you in advance as always. [/QUOTE]

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