Hey guys I'm new here, but I've been screwing with this setup for a long time. The setup I have is 2 Pioneer 10's, a brand new Pioneer head unit with dedicated sub outputs, and a brand new 800 Watt Dual amp. Now, the power/ground/remote cables are brand new, the head unit is brand new, as well as the amp. I have had this identical setup in a couple other vehicles before this one and they have all worked fine. But I can get no sound to the subs. We have adjusted the sub settings on the head unit, the sub is set to be used, we have tested every possible thing with a voltage meter and everything has power. We have changed speaker wires, we pulled the subs out and made sure nothing was wrong and there and everything was perfect. I, and the others helping me, have no idea what to do.. Any suggestions/tips/help? All is appreciated, thank you!
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Have not tried the direct amp connection yet, being that I don't have the wire.
Spl4200
CarAudio.com Elite
It's like five dollars
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- #6
I will try later today
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- #7
That didn't work. Also tried changing amps and that didn't change anything either.
Maybe a burnt voice coil?
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- #9
Where would that be at? We're going to change out head units again and see if it solves anything.
big scott
blazin low, and loud
check your subs with am ohm meter. see what each coil is reading.
push down on the subs see if it moves easy.
is the amp turning on ??
recheck all h/u settings.
pull the sub wires from the amp, turn your system on and use a volt meter on the sub amp speaker terminals and see what was its reading. and post your findings.
push down on the subs see if it moves easy.
is the amp turning on ??
recheck all h/u settings.
pull the sub wires from the amp, turn your system on and use a volt meter on the sub amp speaker terminals and see what was its reading. and post your findings.
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Tried changing subs and didn't change anything, also put the subs in another vehicle of ours that has subs and they work. We have tested everything there is to test with a multimeter and everything shows that it has power. Amp turns on, we've checked the settings on the head unit multiple times and even tried another head unit and that didn't change anything.
Just maybe a x-over not matching correct speaker?
Spl4200
CarAudio.com Elite
If it were me I'd pull it all out and redo everything.
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