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<blockquote data-quote="Fast1one" data-source="post: 1871481" data-attributes="member: 567387">^^^^Lol....As far as the components, time to trroubleshoot. Eliminate one thing at a time. Open up your doorpannels and take those components out. Check for any kind of damage, scratching of the voice coil, etc. Test them on a home stereo see how they sound...If they sound good, well then its not your components.Now, borrow an amp somwhere and switch it with your old one. If your problem is gone then your amp was damaged somehow with all the frenzy of your Orion. If your running a distribuion block to both amps, their could have been a short somwhere which could have dmaged both amps. If the problem still presists, looks like its either your HU or RCAs....Replace your RCAs with new ones and inspect the old ones. They could have been damaged somwhere when they were run, or the fried amp could have damaged them....If you STILL have a problem, could be your HUs Preouts. Before you go and replace it, disconect the batter terminal and reconnect it. My alpine had a similar problem and when I did that, they worked again.....Just eliminate one thing at a time and youll find the problem. I know its a ***** but it has to be done.Good luck</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fast1one, post: 1871481, member: 567387"] ^^^^Lol.... As far as the components, time to trroubleshoot. Eliminate one thing at a time. Open up your doorpannels and take those components out. Check for any kind of damage, scratching of the voice coil, etc. Test them on a home stereo see how they sound...If they sound good, well then its not your components. Now, borrow an amp somwhere and switch it with your old one. If your problem is gone then your amp was damaged somehow with all the frenzy of your Orion. If your running a distribuion block to both amps, their could have been a short somwhere which could have dmaged both amps. If the problem still presists, looks like its either your HU or RCAs.... Replace your RCAs with new ones and inspect the old ones. They could have been damaged somwhere when they were run, or the fried amp could have damaged them.... If you STILL have a problem, could be your HUs Preouts. Before you go and replace it, disconect the batter terminal and reconnect it. My alpine had a similar problem and when I did that, they worked again..... Just eliminate one thing at a time and youll find the problem. I know its a ***** but it has to be done. Good luck [/QUOTE]

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