Code on bazooka joe gum - Bazooka Car Audio & Video

Hi Santhanantham,
Videocon has long back stopped producing Bazookas.No cahance of getting a new bazooka board. If at all you want to change it, go for the boards available in the market. Some of them are really good.

why aren't you running rca's from the deck to your amp?

Parallel will give you higher output but if you're hooking up all 3 you better use some very thick wire.Are you hooking these up to amp(s)?Sounds like a fuse is going to blow eventually too.
Good luck bro'!

wire #12

So it is a powered tube, yes? Can't remember, does the Bazooka have a fuse on it? If it is powered, you blew the board.

remote wire is the blue wire maybe has white stripe that runs into stereo run from there to remote on amp as far as bass knob remote its common 1/4 stereo jack or a phono plug (looks like a phone jack)

It sounded like you checked, but I had to ask.

Lets see if the Bazooka is the problem:
If you have two other speakers around somewhere, you could try hooking them up (one to a channel, un-bridged). Start with the gain at it's lowest and slowly increase it.

If they work, good news. If not, we've isolated the problem to the Amp.

Your Bazooka: Is it a double or single speaker?

Some tubular models don't allow easy access to the back of the speaker to find out the impedance rating.

Speakers rated at 4 Ohms or less wired parallel on bridged connection will trigger the Amps self protection mode.

This test should tell you if it's too low.

Try your bazooka on a single channel (instead of the bridge).

Start with the gain at it's lowest and slowly increase it.

Try these and get back to me.

Good luck

Mike

the voice coil is blown.

Sometimes the Bazooka tubes have an internal amp. I am not sure of this model but maybe you can Splice in directly to the Speaker Wire and bypass the AMP in the Tube if it has one