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<blockquote data-quote="954runner" data-source="post: 5948002" data-attributes="member: 562092">I have a JBL GTO 755.6II amp, with the sub channels bridged, and originally I was just running my speakers off the front channels of the amp.However, the speakers were not loud enough for my liking, so I decided to bridge them with the back channels. I bought a 4 channel RCA from knukonceptz and ran it from the headunit to the back of my car. Unfortunately, the RCA&#039;s were about 2 feet short, and so I was stuck without sound until my RCA extensions came in the mail today.I put them in, hooked up the speaker wires to the correct input, and fired up my car. The only problem is, the RIGHT speaker doesn&#039;t play anything unless I turn up the volume to the max. My gains are set at 60/80, but I have to turn it up to 80/80 to get anything out of the right speaker. When I turn it down, the right channel shuts off.So, I know that the rear channels DO play music, but the connection isn&#039;t very good. I tested all the other rear speaker input combinations and they are all gave me the same outcome.Is there a way to fix this problem? Is it a difficult or easy fix? Or should I look into a new amp? Or revert to my old settings (run speakers off FRONT channels)?Thanks for the help</blockquote>

[QUOTE="954runner, post: 5948002, member: 562092"] I have a JBL GTO 755.6II amp, with the sub channels bridged, and originally I was just running my speakers off the front channels of the amp. However, the speakers were not loud enough for my liking, so I decided to bridge them with the back channels. I bought a 4 channel RCA from knukonceptz and ran it from the headunit to the back of my car. Unfortunately, the RCA's were about 2 feet short, and so I was stuck without sound until my RCA extensions came in the mail today. I put them in, hooked up the speaker wires to the correct input, and fired up my car. The only problem is, the RIGHT speaker doesn't play anything unless I turn up the volume to the max. My gains are set at 60/80, but I have to turn it up to 80/80 to get anything out of the right speaker. When I turn it down, the right channel shuts off. So, I know that the rear channels DO play music, but the connection isn't very good. I tested all the other rear speaker input combinations and they are all gave me the same outcome. Is there a way to fix this problem? Is it a difficult or easy fix? Or should I look into a new amp? Or revert to my old settings (run speakers off FRONT channels)? Thanks for the help [/QUOTE]

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