Fuse is blown because you may have bad DC to DC converter circuit (step up circuit from 12vdc to provide +-/- 30~40vdc) that supplys the power amp section. I can be that the output stage of the amp shorted out and it took out the DC to DC converter circuit.
o pobrema e que nao consigo achar o loud desse radio aqui dessa marca = roadstar rs2023mp3 e ubren...
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o pobrema e que nao consigo achar o loud desse radio aqui dessa marca = roadstar rs2023mp3 e ubren onde é me passam um email
its an mtx sub that was given to me by my uncle, but it has a crack in (not sure what its called)...
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its an mtx sub that was given to me by my uncle, but it has a crack in (not sure what its called) the part between the cone and the case. he said i might be able to fix it with silicone but i would like to get expert advice. on what i need to do to it, and if silicone is the best way.
Test drove truk yesterday and stereo worked fine. Bought truck and drove it off the lot and when I...
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Test drove truk yesterday and stereo worked fine. Bought truck and drove it off the lot and when I went to turn on the radio the stations came up and the volume adjustment worked but no sound was coming out of the speakers.
Okay, I have an Infinity Basslink II installed in an 04 Acura TSX. I have left the unit hooked up to...
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Okay, I have an Infinity Basslink II installed in an 04 Acura TSX. I have left the unit hooked up to the battery, ground, and remote for about a week with no problems. It stays powered up, turns on and off with the remote wire as it should. Problems is, when I installed it a week ago and connected the RCA's, it sounds as if it is overpowered and distorted (extremly loud compared to the rest of the system) and if I turn up the headunit slightly, it blows the 20 amp fuse in the amp. You can hear music faintly in the back ground. I wanted to ensue everything else was hooked up correctly, hense why I left it all hooked up for a week without the RCA's. I have used a line output converter that states that it is a high / low impendance adapter level converter, dual channel, full DC isolation,input 10 ohm; output 10k ohms, and adjustable level control. Thr LOC is connected to the rear 6x9's and the polarity is correct. Tried differant RCA's, same response. What is the problem here? I've installed this unit before in a differant vehicle, worked great. Is the LOC the problem? Wrong amount ohms? The TSX has the factory amp, is this messing with the Basslink through the RCA's? The sound is the only issue when you plug in the RCA's. Any Idea's...
I've just had this thing pro installed and havw an appointment to see them again on Wed to...
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I've just had this thing pro installed and havw an appointment to see them again on Wed to troubleshoot....Thought I'd try as getting through to Harman Electronics seems impossible. SO...With AUTO TURN ON enabled at the BASSLINK Control panel...I get sporadic powering up of the BASSLINK II and then only for a couple seconds before it quits. With the AUTO TURN ON disabled the sub comes on with key in accessory position ONLY. Turn the key forward to start the car the connection is interrupted while the vehicle starts and then NO BASSLINK II is heard. Stop engine and remove key ...insert key and turn to accessory...BASSLINK II comes on after the head unit plays for a couple seconds. The connection to the factory GM headunit in my Trailblazer is thru the speaker level inputs of the BASSLINK II....if that helps. I've checked the connection at the battery and at the BASSLINK itself. All seem OK. HEEELLLLPPPP!!!!
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