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post Jan 25, 2013 - 2:31 AM
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So i will start by saying i have no idea what im talking about so what i describe now is about the extent of my knowledge kindasad.gif

During the last month while playing music i would get a really loud pop/bang which sounded like it was coming from the left side of the car, slowly i had to turn the music down to avoid the popping and now im sitting on 8 when my normal volume is 20 and i still get this popping sound, its always random and is almost always when im driving/ cornering/ bumps in the road. I just had my car parked in the driveway pumping out 20+ and i couldn't get one pop.

The guy who owned it before me was really dodgy in his work and Ive noticed that the wiring is wrong in the amp ( front in (L) seems to control the sub while both the rear in inputs do nothing ) so im not sure if its dodgy wiring or my sub has blown or a bad earth or....anything...

I don't really want to spend my money on buying both a new amp and sub so if its something simple i can at least try then i may be able to buy one or the other.

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post Jan 25, 2013 - 6:49 AM
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What's your setup? Stock or aftermarket head unit and speakers? Is the popping from both the front and rear left speakers?


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