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[updated:LAST EDITED ON 30-Dec-01 AT 10:58 PM (EST)]hi guys i was wondering if anyone could help me out.My friend sold me two mtx truck boxes.in my truck i have a 100 watt amp not sure what kind.Anyway the two speakers in the doors are hooked into the outlets that say f/r f/L (front right and left...i went and got some cables and pluged them into the jackes that say r/l r/r (rear left and right) anyway when i use these outlets they dont work but when i plug them into where my front speakers are they work.my question is,...is how do i get both the door speakers and the truck boxes to work at the same time?..hope i dont sound to dumb im no wiz when it comes to this stuff.
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 31-Dec-01 AT 00:43 AM (EST)]I don't really understand the question but I will give it a shot. I don't know the MTX size's either. A large speaker needs alot of juice to drive. A 100 watt amp is a little weak for anything, tweeters maybe. It also depends on the quality of the amp and its RMS(sustainable out put). If the question is why don't the subs( big speakers) work, maybe they just don't have enough pushing them. I am not trying to be a smart alek, but I don't understand the question fully, but I want to help since no one else is responding. If you want read my heres a speaker idea for ya'll...if you are looking for great sound. I want to help, maybe if you refine the question it may help me understand the exact question you are looking to have answered.
well what im trying to say is this..when i pull the plugs for the front speakers and plug the box speakers in where they were they work.but then when i plug them in the amp where it says rear speakers they dont go on at all.what im trying to do is have all 4 work at once.the two in the door for my highs and my truck boxes or subs for my lows.sorry but im new with all this i know the amp is not that great but im sure there is a way to get these truck boxes to go on with my door speakers..hmmmm ..but thanks any help here i need..this is drivng me nuts.:-staun
Biggest suggestion I can give is buy a new amp. The one you have doesn't sound very good. It sounds like you are hooking the speakers into the high OR low frequency port. I only have dealt with top grade amps so my knowledge of mid or lower is poor. I am not trying to shoot you down, or say your equipment is crap. Check the "gain" adjustment to make sure it isn't turned all the way down. Also make sure that you have the right wires going where they should. You may just have a blown channel in the amp. How many channels is it? You may want to talk to some one around you who knows a little about stereos who could maybe help swap their amp in for a few minutes. That would be a simple way to check it. Also check any fuses the amp may have. To me it seems the amp is the problem. Then again like you I have only been into stereos for about six months. Hope this helps in some way or another.
im only getting signal out of the front inputs and yes there are 4 rca inputs.when i plug anything in the rear inputs i get nothing.maybe its the wiring?hmmmmm
i know this doesn't help your problem much but I don't have an amp,I just have all the speakers wired straight from the stereo out puts, with a 600 watt 6 1/2 bazooka tube type sub in the left rear output and it sounds great and hits pretty good. I don't need anything real loud and I figured I saved like 200 bucks and it still sounds great, but thats just my opinion.
I do have one question where do you live? Most of the stuff the usually goes wrong has already been mentioned, but i have been through all the cheaper amps and know how most of them work. email me where your from Toadboy_16(No Email Addresses In Posts!). If any one can help i probably can and can run you through the checks.
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Sony cd player, 600 watt jensen mosfet amp, 2 sony 5 1/4 xploids, 10" Jensen 475 watt sub
quick duhh thing, did u check your fade controls. maybe the amp has it own. does your head unti have front and rear rca outputs. another possiblity is that your head unit may have a filter on the front rca to stop low frequencys.. if this is true and your amp has a filter to stop high frequencys, the two might be cancling each other out. if you have rear rca outputs on your head unit as well as front, hook the rca cables into your rear output on the head unit and try again.
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