Alpine CDA-9883 CD Player "turn amp" Questions

...of the amp. If the amp powers on there is an issue with the remote turn on connection either a bad wire or bad output. If the amp doesn't turn on there is an issue in the amp wiring or the amp

Amp turn on wire should be a blue wire with a white stripe on that pioneer unit. extend that wire out to the amps remote turn on wire input. And once the radio is turned on it will sent a 12volt signl

...amp turn-on to the power antenna lead, it can cause the problem you described. If you head unit does not have a dedicated remote lead, the best solution is to wire the amp turn-on terminal to a ...

...the blue wire (power antenna remote turn on) instead of the blue wire (amplifier remote turn on) to turn your amp on.  When you leave tuner mode the blue wire turns off, turning your amp

...amp is turn on and it stays on for four seconds and then the amp turn on protection light comes on before amp is turn on Disconnect any speaker from the amp then re-power. If it still goes into ...

...on it will in turn power the amp and subs up. Second would be run a wire from the remote on the amp and another wire from the power on the amp to a toggle switch and mount it in a good

...amp turns off your radio has 2 blue wires. one of them provides a 12 volt turn on for a power antenna (when a cd is inserted that 12 volt turn on turns off, because when a cd is playing, the antenna ...

amp being turned on be the amp remote wire (blue/white) and the speaker amp turned on with the power antenna remote wire (blue). if this is the case you need to use the blue/white to turn both amps on

...fuses is there a relay No no relays but you should have a blue wire from the stereo to the amp that turns the amp on. also the amp has a separate feed of live and neutral check for power at the amp ...

in no amp It sounds like you are using the blue wire (antenna remote turn) instead of the blue/white wire (amplifier remote turn on) to turn your amp on. The blue wire turns of when leaving tuner mode