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<blockquote data-quote="got-one-eight" data-source="post: 6189083" data-attributes="member: 610731"><p>Check your gains and check the filter setting. Set it to full range to start then high pass it if you need to. Also check your input switch on the amp... meaning make sure it takes the signal from the inputs your using. You should use input set 1&amp;2 if your only running one set of RCA's. Make sure your not hooked into the pre-amp out also. I assume by speakers you mean door speakers and not a subwoofer?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="got-one-eight, post: 6189083, member: 610731"] Check your gains and check the filter setting. Set it to full range to start then high pass it if you need to. Also check your input switch on the amp... meaning make sure it takes the signal from the inputs your using. You should use input set 1&2 if your only running one set of RCA's. Make sure your not hooked into the pre-amp out also. I assume by speakers you mean door speakers and not a subwoofer? [/QUOTE]
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