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    Odd car audio problem.

    I've had my system rockin for a long time, but recently I was getting static at higher volumes. I decided to redo everything cleaner, I bought a new headunit (old one's drive jammed) redid the harness but used the honda ground wire (Worked before fine). So I re-ran the RCA on the left side, and power thru the right side of the car (They were on same sides.). Cleaned up my amp, and all other connections and ran a bigger ground (so it would match the power gauge wire.) Checked for broken cable, or anything making contact and polished all grounds. When I turn up the volume it seems my Subwoofers go into a seizure and distort, but if I turn the subwoofers OFF in the headunit all is fine. I checked the subs, they aren't damaged, wired properly, amp is wired properly I think my amp may be going out. Anyone got any good suggestions??
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    what equipment r u runnuing?

    F/S:Pioneer Premier Deh-880prs w/ ipod adapter $220

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      #3
      what head r u using

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        #4
        where do you have your LPF set to?
        1992 LX H22A

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          #5
          Idk maybe you have the gain set to high and the signal is clipping or you have the crossover on the amp set wrong.

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            #6
            Could be that the gain is set too high, or the LPF is set up wrong.

            Could be a ground issue too at the amp, but I doubt it.

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              #7
              Im running some semi-hybrid stuff. The HU is a Sony HU (Not sure of the model, but pretty recent, had one for 4 years and it worked solid). The amp is Digital Audio and so are the subwoofers. My HU has a setting for LPF but I believe its off, the AMP LPF I will have to check later to see where its at.

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                #8
                If you still continue to have problems maybe you should have someone look at it that has a better understanding of car audio ..... or maybe take it to a shop

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                  #9
                  I'm getting static/distortion at lower volumes from the regular speakers, distortion at higher volumes for the subwoofers. My power and ground connections are good I think, and I haven't run power/RCA cables on the same side. Not sure what it could be...

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