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10-19-2004, 08:51 AM
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fading amp
I have a 4 ch amp (2 comps , 2 6x9), and 1 day, a faint crackling happened and i thought it was nothing. later i was seeing whether my system would sound as powerful with just front spkrs by disconnecting the 6x9s.I reconnected them, turned the car on and no sound except really weak, faint music from tweeters was heard.
 then took the panels off and one terminal off one mid had been bent off and was disconnected. I got them professionally connected back, and now as i turn the car on i watch the amp and the POWER PROTECT (always used to be on when working prop.)green led comes on then fades totally after 2 secs (and still jus weak tweeter music).as far as i can tell everything inc. gnd, pwr, rca's and rem. are connected properly. any help appreciated 
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10-19-2004, 11:34 AM
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Re: fading amp
How long have you had the amp for? Your could be fryed. If you just got the amp, you should return it for another one, tell them what the problem is. If you have a Capacitor hooked up to your amp, That also could be the problem a bad cap. IM not really sure, but I think its your amp.
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