My avic-z150bh equalizers goes in and out

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The answer to this is 45 degrees and 15' i.e. forty five degrees and 15 minutes. Each degree is split into 60 minutes. So that 15' would be 15/60 degrees. that means 225 degrees and 15' is equal to 225.25 degrees. The reference angle is given by = 225.25 - 180 degrees which is equal to 45.25 degrees. This is in fact 45 degrees and 15'.
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Either the radio is bad out of the box (Very possible with the BOSS brand) or you car has factory amplifiers that need to be turned on. This is aaauming ther sound system played prior to the installation of the new radio. Most vehicles you can power up the amplifiers simply by connecting the BLUE remote turn on wire in the harness, but can get tricky in some vehicles.
Post the year make, and model of your car, and I can shoot you some odds/info about factory amplifiers.

Either run the main ouptut for your amp to the input of the eq and output of the eq to the main input of your amp OR use one of your tape monitors on your amp. Record on your amp goes to eq input and play on your amp goes to eq output. Hope this helps you.

not that not how is goes the one from the radio connect to radio and from the eq to your amp hope this help you

Usually you hook your equalizer between the pre out and main in RCA jacks and then open the connection between the pre and main with a switch. If your unit doesn't have pre out/ main in jacks then I have seen it done by putting your equalizer between the tape in and tape out jacks and then select that tape function on your front panel. The tape out goes to eq. in and the eq. out goes to tape in. Good luck.

it seems that you have got a bad equalizer
you should better replace it if possible

ur talking about the radio ?