Badd ground ? what do bad grounds do?

[goingdef 10+ year member]

what do i do once i have that multimeter?

well before you worry about the meter, when this occurs with this amp do the highs fade out and return once the volume is lowered?

 

[iivan 10+ year member]

yes it does and i hear a lil more distortion

 

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* and not as much high notes . Makes my high sound like a radio

 

[goingdef 10+ year member]

yes it does and i hear a lil more distortion 

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* and not as much high notes . Makes my high sound like a radio

It sounds like your going thru what a lot of others including myself have dealt with, there is a protection circuit in the x-over for the tweeters it is kicking in if you want I can tell you what it looks like and what to do to stop it from kicking in.

 

[iivan 10+ year member]

yes i would love if you can show me

hopefully this does it

by far this is my worst install expirence

 

[iivan 10+ year member]

yes i would love if you can show me

hopefully this does it

by far this is my worst install expirence

 

[goingdef 10+ year member]

ok it's called a polyswitch it's round thin and has two wires coming off it going into the circuit board on the x-over you can either remove it and solder in a solid piece of wire or an even easier way another member pointed out that he did pull gently up on it and carefully give it a couple twist as to twist the to legs together once this is done you have a tweeter setup with no protection circuit now to make sure you don't damage the tweeters set the x-over to -6db or as low as the will allow on the attenuation settings. All your problems should now be gone!

 

[iivan 10+ year member]

thank you so much //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif ill try that out