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<blockquote data-quote="chepe" data-source="post: 6974669" data-attributes="member: 620814"><p>I wouldn't go off buying anything without trying something like this. Now, I'm no expert but this is something I would try.</p><p></p><p>Once you get everything back together you might want to consider switching the RCA inputs to the amp from the H/U (i.e. left one to right and right to left) and seeing if the problem stays the on the same speaker. If the problem changes to the other speaker then there's a bad signal from the H/U to the amp and if the problem remains on the same side your problem could be from the amp to the speaker.</p><p></p><p>In that case switch the actual speaker wires from the amp to the speakers the same way as the RCA's L to R and R to L and seeing what happens then. If the the problem switches to your other speaker it's most likely a particular channel on your amp and if after all that the same speaker is giving you the problem, the problem is probably in between the crossovers and the speaker. But like I said I'm no expert.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chepe, post: 6974669, member: 620814"] I wouldn't go off buying anything without trying something like this. Now, I'm no expert but this is something I would try. Once you get everything back together you might want to consider switching the RCA inputs to the amp from the H/U (i.e. left one to right and right to left) and seeing if the problem stays the on the same speaker. If the problem changes to the other speaker then there's a bad signal from the H/U to the amp and if the problem remains on the same side your problem could be from the amp to the speaker. In that case switch the actual speaker wires from the amp to the speakers the same way as the RCA's L to R and R to L and seeing what happens then. If the the problem switches to your other speaker it's most likely a particular channel on your amp and if after all that the same speaker is giving you the problem, the problem is probably in between the crossovers and the speaker. But like I said I'm no expert. [/QUOTE]
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