You may have turned on the agc circuit. if you over power it the circuit will come on and limit your audio in and out.
SOURCE: CB radio PA speaker
Freddy, hello. The first thought that comes to mind with your problem is that if the 29 is an older model, the audio circuit or audio chip could be tired. If your talking about the receive volume being low thru the ext. speaker, then there is a rx. wire inside the mic cord. When it breaks, it cuts the volume in about half. The rx. wire is on pin # 4. Maybe your using the wrong ohm value speaker. You need 4 or 8 ohm. If you are refering to the outgoing modulation being real low, then the radio mod. has just been turned down to 50-60%. That's about all I've got for now, not being able to actuallly see the radio,,, Have a good day, and let me know how it goes,, Mechanic
SOURCE: no audio out of the radio's speaker
The problem could be a range of things. Generally these radios use the same amplifier for the PA and receiver output. If the radio is receiving (usually the needle on the meter moves) then it may be bad contacts on the relay. Before pulling it apart check that the squelch setting is set to low and the RF gain is high. Check that the external speaker jack is not damaged (internally). If all seems OK visually try to connect one wire from a speaker (8 ohms) to the chasis of the radio and then use the other wire to probe different wires that are connected to the external speaker jack and on board speaker to see if you get an output there.
SOURCE: Cobra 29LTD speaker inop....No audio at all.
There are some different things you could be facing like:
the speaker sound being cut-out by the mic switch, but my first guess is the switch in the external spkr. jack being faulty. Here is a schematic for you.
http://xbones_antennas.tripod.com/id21.html
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