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<blockquote data-quote="SubaruWrx" data-source="post: 7784219" data-attributes="member: 642582">Okay - so I&#039;ve had this issue for a long time now and I&#039;m getting really annoyed. The audio works fine and dandy and then sometimes when it rains, or just at random the audio cuts out. It muffles, speakers slowly lose audio till they die. The head unit still has power just the audio cuts out. The head unit works fine in fact I just replaced the head unit and all the wiring is good. I didn&#039;t check the harness that is older for lose solder connections yet. I DID replace the back two speakers but they shouldn&#039;t be touching anything. Again - I find that unlikely since this issue has been since I got it a year ago but always assumed it was the head unit. It has gotten worse though as I&#039;ve tried to mess with it. I do not have access to any OHM testing or DMM testing. At this point - I honestly feel like a speaker wire has gone bad or something... I have NO idea what else to do - any thoughts?Side note - new head unit will give error message saying &quot;check wiring - reset&quot;. The manual says &quot;that&#039;s typically speaker wire touching - check connections.&quot; Sooooo thoughts ? How much bad news do I have.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SubaruWrx, post: 7784219, member: 642582"] Okay - so I've had this issue for a long time now and I'm getting really annoyed. The audio works fine and dandy and then sometimes when it rains, or just at random the audio cuts out. It muffles, speakers slowly lose audio till they die. The head unit still has power just the audio cuts out. The head unit works fine in fact I just replaced the head unit and all the wiring is good. I didn't check the harness that is older for lose solder connections yet. I DID replace the back two speakers but they shouldn't be touching anything. Again - I find that unlikely since this issue has been since I got it a year ago but always assumed it was the head unit. It has gotten worse though as I've tried to mess with it. I do not have access to any OHM testing or DMM testing. At this point - I honestly feel like a speaker wire has gone bad or something... I have NO idea what else to do - any thoughts? Side note - new head unit will give error message saying "check wiring - reset". The manual says "that's typically speaker wire touching - check connections." Sooooo thoughts ? How much bad news do I have. [/QUOTE]

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