Subject	It depends, what kind of speakers are you running ?
Posted by	300ZMang on October 16, 2006 at 5:59 PM
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In Reply To	stereo problem...no sound out of speakers posted by jerZey on October 16, 2006 at 12:57 PM
Message	I'm assuming your HU runs on 4 Ohms here. If your speakers are say 1 or 2 Ohms, once you turn it up, your stereo gets overworks, can't match the Ohms, and the speakers will shut off. This happened to me when I had my Bose still hooked up for a couple days without the amps on my Alpine. If you have aftermarket speakers, I'd say it has to do with the way you have it wired up. Hope that helped any
Follow Ups	stereo problem...no sound out of speakers - jerZey 12:57:57 10/16/06 Blow fuse or a wire came loose ?? (n/m) - GaranaBlade 13:00:57 10/16/06 checked the car fuses and the headunit fuse there all fine - jerZey 14:22:50 10/16/06 It's odd your HU was still on... - BigTDogg (MA) 13:20:14 10/16/06 pfft, what do you know about stereos... ;P (n/m) - Zeus 17:42:13 10/16/06 Pffft...this --->>> JerZey, look here... - BigTDogg (MA) 18:31:22 10/16/06 it's all Greek to me.... - Zeus 20:58:54 10/16/06 :P (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 09:40:17 10/17/06 It depends, what kind of speakers are you running ? - 300ZMang 17:59:42 10/16/06 Factory bose speakers inside the car? - Slow3z 18:08:55 10/16/06 If the fuses are all good then you may have blown the - Musashi Sword 19:40:07 10/16/06
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