Subject	already playerd with that
Posted by	jerZey on August 28, 2006 at 3:51 PM
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In Reply To	adjust the "gain" on the amp to get rid of distortion (n/m) posted by RedSER13 on August 28, 2006 at 03:40 PM
Message	the gain was never adjusted since i first got the amp. When the quality would go out and then suddenly come back the gain was never changed. I recently tried playing with the gain to try to get better quality at higher power but it still just distorts. 1990 Aztec Red 2+2
Follow Ups	crappy stereo quality - jerZey 15:26:43 08/28/06 belongs in tech, but my guess would be a loose - suprakillinz 15:38:25 08/28/06 adjust the "gain" on the amp to get rid of distortion (n/m) - RedSER13 15:40:38 08/28/06 already playerd with that - jerZey 15:51:16 08/28/06 Sounds like you have a wire crossed - Summeronthechain 16:09:55 08/28/06 but all the speakers sound like crap...could 1 crossed - jerZey 16:33:02 08/28/06 yup (n/m) - Summeronthechain 17:20:12 08/28/06 how does you grounding look? (n/m) - JW300ZX 16:16:12 08/28/06 i double checked the amp ground and its fine. (n/m) - jerZey 16:36:05 08/28/06 What did you change recently? (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 18:06:09 08/28/06 nothing....is it possible the amp overheated? the thermal - jerZey 18:16:20 08/28/06 Start the car, get a multimeter, and see what voltage the - BigTDogg (MA) 18:44:04 08/28/06
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