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Weird stereo problem.

Blitzkrieger · 2006-06-06 14:22:52

The setup goes - there's one stereo output which is split into 2 channels, which then feed into an amp in the boot. The amp then powers the 4 speakers. The guy who installed it for me said it shouldn't work, but it did work for a while....... The weird thing is, if I take a sharp corner I lose two speakers - there's just…

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06-06-2006 3:22pm

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Blitzkrieger

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The setup goes - there's one stereo output which is split into 2 channels, which then feed into an amp in the boot. The amp then powers the 4 speakers. The guy who installed it for me said it shouldn't work, but it did work for a while.......

The weird thing is, if I take a sharp corner I lose two speakers - there's just nothing coming out of them. It usually comes back in about five seconds later but it can be really annoying. I haven't really checked for loose connections (except for the ones that are easy to access) but I don't think that's the problem. I mean, why would it cut out two speakers going around a corner?

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#2 06-06-2006 4:10pm
natnif

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where have you run the wires from the stereo to the boot?

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