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Please help!!!😞😞😞😞
I’ve had over 15 cars and I have put music in every last one of them even a wall with 4 15s in a avalanche I’ve always tapped into a door speaker or rear speaker for the rcas well I tapped into the rear speakers inn my Acura TL 2012 I love the car by the way but my music played good for a while now I’m having trouble only 2 speakers are playing and my rear speaker cuts in and out my factory amp gets hot then when I hook my subs up they sound like I have them hooked to a highs amp when I have them tapped into the subwoofer I’m getting very frustrated to the point I want return the damn car when it was playing so well I think I need to bypass the amp and hook door speakers and tweeters to a highs amp and also run a bass amp anybody else had this problem??
#3
The Headunit function in 2 mode. RCA or LINE OUTPUT (LO) . The stock unit are using LO to speakers. When you use RCA w/o a converter it will work for a short time due to the unused freqency that didn't travel to speaker. Should your speaker can handle RCA frequency, it would only work with mid, and low Bass speaker. If you have a car w/o stock amp. You wont be hearing much tapping rca to speaker.
Simple Terms of your situation.
Untappe RCA and connect your unite wiring back to where it was.
Verify you haven't blown any of speakers.
Buy a LOC (line out converter) and hook up RCA to LOC to speaker.
If you only listen to mid bass range then you're done. If you want a lower bass frequencies like 40Hz. Then you will need an amp.
Confuseeddd???
Simple Terms of your situation.
Untappe RCA and connect your unite wiring back to where it was.
Verify you haven't blown any of speakers.
Buy a LOC (line out converter) and hook up RCA to LOC to speaker.
If you only listen to mid bass range then you're done. If you want a lower bass frequencies like 40Hz. Then you will need an amp.
Confuseeddd???
#4
I’ve had over 15 cars and I have put music in every last one of them even a wall with 4 15s in a avalanche I’ve always tapped into a door speaker or rear speaker for the rcas well I tapped into the rear speakers inn my Acura TL 2012 I love the car by the way but my music played good for a while now I’m having trouble only 2 speakers are playing and my rear speaker cuts in and out my factory amp gets hot then when I hook my subs up they sound like I have them hooked to a highs amp when I have them tapped into the subwoofer I’m getting very frustrated to the point I want return the damn car when it was playing so well I think I need to bypass the amp and hook door speakers and tweeters to a highs amp and also run a bass amp anybody else had this problem??
Get a line output converter and tap pre-amp. You will need a few amps to get all the speakers running right with the factory HU. 4 Door speakers, 2 rear deck speakers, sub, center means 7 channels that need aftermarket amps.
#5
Acura uses 2 ohm resistance speakers and most aftermarket are 4 ohm. That means the power going to your speakers is 1/2 and the amp is going to get way hotter since it's pushing harder against the resistance it was designed for and as well since you have to turn the volume up more. You probably blue/damaged the caps or chips on the factory amp.
Get a line output converter and tap pre-amp. You will need a few amps to get all the speakers running right with the factory HU. 4 Door speakers, 2 rear deck speakers, sub, center means 7 channels that need aftermarket amps.
Get a line output converter and tap pre-amp. You will need a few amps to get all the speakers running right with the factory HU. 4 Door speakers, 2 rear deck speakers, sub, center means 7 channels that need aftermarket amps.
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