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Anonymous Posted on Nov 17, 2009

I bought a amp lazar vibe225 when i hooked it up it works fine it when i turn my car of that the lights wont go off i got 2 12in dual spearker the blue light up kind bp1204 and i wired it from the amp using the rem power and the ground now here is the problem when i turn the car on thne amps lighs come on but the speakers dont but if i take the power off the batt and turn the car on the speakers lights come on now for the amp when i turn the car off the lights stay the same and never seem to go off i found that if i take the rca cables of that the lights go off but if i put them back on they come back on now i wired my rca cables in my factory speakers can someone tell me whats wrong with it

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  • Anonymous Nov 17, 2009

    it took my back factory speaker out cut the lines and put them together its ghetto buy it works for now

  • Anonymous Nov 17, 2009

    it took my back factory speaker out cut the lines and put them together its ghetto buy it works for now

  • Anonymous Nov 17, 2009

    ok so if i install one when i run the rca's to the amp the lights wont come on

  • Anonymous Nov 17, 2009

    ok so if i install one when i run the rca's to the amp the lights wont come on

  • Anonymous Nov 17, 2009

    ok so if i install one when i run the rca's to the amp the lights wont come on

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    How do you have the RCAs connected to the factory speakers?

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In most vehicles, the speaker wires have 6v of DC on them. That could be part of the problem. You need to use an LOC (Line Output Converter). You should be able to get one from Wal-Mart, Radio Shack or any car stereo shop.

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  • Anonymous Nov 17, 2009

    I can't guarantee that it will solve your problem but you have to correct the problems you can find until you get it working properly.

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