No more popping noises but.....
audiofiend
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I dont know if this is in my last post but I tracked the loud pops in my stereo system to the front left rca output of my head unit(Eclipse cd 5000), imo anyways.
so I get this bright idea for lack of other resources to use only the rear two rca outputs of my head unit instead of all four.
I plugged these into my amp (PA500.4) , used the pass-through rca-outs of the amp then back into the remaining two amp channels.
I now do not have any loud pops but I have large changes in volume level on the left side
By the way this popping occurred before I replaced my amp which is why I think the head unit is the problem but I cant explain why adjusting the gain on this new amp causes similiar issues in volume
Am I grounding part of the signal when I adjust the gain at the amp?
Any thoughts appreciated
so I get this bright idea for lack of other resources to use only the rear two rca outputs of my head unit instead of all four.
I plugged these into my amp (PA500.4) , used the pass-through rca-outs of the amp then back into the remaining two amp channels.
I now do not have any loud pops but I have large changes in volume level on the left side
By the way this popping occurred before I replaced my amp which is why I think the head unit is the problem but I cant explain why adjusting the gain on this new amp causes similiar issues in volume
Am I grounding part of the signal when I adjust the gain at the amp?
Any thoughts appreciated
Pioneer - DEH-80PRS
Polk Audio - PA 500.4
Subamps?
Mids: Polk Audio - SR6500
Tweeters: Viva XT 25 SC 90 - 04
Subwoofers:?
Wiring?
Polk Audio - PA 500.4
Subamps?
Mids: Polk Audio - SR6500
Tweeters: Viva XT 25 SC 90 - 04
Subwoofers:?
Wiring?