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<blockquote data-quote="chibahawk" data-source="post: 1503235" data-attributes="member: 561743"><p>I'm already thinking I know the answer.. in any case I'm looking for the reason why my speakers cut out on me, I just installed an amp for my components and was testing everything.. my speakers were responding but when I turned the volume on the HU up a little they went off..</p><p></p><p>Okay, I set my gains real low, but I only had my left side speakers hooked because I wasn't sure which wire on the right side crossover was for my tweeter... so could it be because I only had half my speakers hooked up that they cut out on any volume?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chibahawk, post: 1503235, member: 561743"] I'm already thinking I know the answer.. in any case I'm looking for the reason why my speakers cut out on me, I just installed an amp for my components and was testing everything.. my speakers were responding but when I turned the volume on the HU up a little they went off.. Okay, I set my gains real low, but I only had my left side speakers hooked because I wasn't sure which wire on the right side crossover was for my tweeter... so could it be because I only had half my speakers hooked up that they cut out on any volume? [/QUOTE]
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