I dont have a subwofer, I have 4 speakers hooked up to the stereo, and it shuts off when volume hits 69
This could be due to the systems overload protection kicking in, which under normal circumstances shouldn't happen, I suggest moving the speakers next to the amplifier and if possible use anew piece of wire to test the speakers start with one and test each individually. I think you possibly have a small short in one of the wires. Or one speaker is damaged. Measure the resistance between each speaker wire pairs. The speaker will probably be either 4 or 8 ohms check that this is the case. Read the speaker labels for clues. Were they the original speakers supplied? by the same manufacturer?
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Hi Helen Pierce, I want to help you with your problem, but I need more information from you. Can you please add details in the comment box? Are you sure the 4 speakers are connected properly? Of not, this can cause the problem you are experiencing.
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