Did you use an amplifier to drive the speakers? if not what head unit are you using? TIA
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I did not need an amp for these units. I am using an pioneer avic navi unit. Any upgraded stereo unit has more than enough power to run these and still sound good
813899
I use these with that cheap Lepai amp and they sound good. They seem to be a great quality for the price.
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no just used wht was provided. im using a cheap head unit so it doesnt sound great
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Are you sure that you've installed the unit correctly? Inputs connected to inputs, and outputs connected to outputs? Additionally, have you verified that the impedance switches are set correctly? Lastly, have you removed the volume control, bridges the speaker wires, to eliminate a fault in the cables or speakers? If you've tried all this, and still experience trouble, I'd say it's possible that you may have a faulty unit..
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Check all powers and grounds connection then double check and make sure your speakers are wired to the right resistance
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You will need to run the speakers using an external amplifier. I use an AudioSource Amp 100 and it sounds good.
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Make sure red and white connectors are inserted into color matched audio out ports. Turn speakers on at base unit and make sure volume is turned up. Use + switch on base unit to increase sound level. Hope this helps!
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Sorry - have to know how many amps or milli-amps your speaker is + how many milli-amps your power supply has too because they have to be similar. Power supply has to be at least as much as the speakers. Hope this helps a little....
1983204
Have your amp checked by a factory installer. Planet Audio is very good at making it right with there customers. I'm sorry but I have never had one do that. So it my be internal.
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Hi CritiKiL, you needed a "powered" subwoofer. to have an amplification. -Ely
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The problem is not just the speakers. There isn't sufficient amplification to product acceptable sound levels.best to get a sound bar or an inexpensive receiver and speakers. YMMV
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You are connecting speakers wrong. Be sure to check manual https://www.nuforce.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&task=download&id=224_3476f2bf51b571f71eb8b7fdd8a9c539&Itemid=478
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I would suggest a Sony explode amp and run your other speakers off the head unit.
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I'm not sure how your setup is but I run my speakers out the back jacks and headphones from the front jacks, use your sound card manager to spit them, I am using Realtek for Asus, pretty user friendly
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Jennifer, you haven't provided much information on how you are using the speakers. The speaker with the volume control also has the amplifier imbedded. You probably have the older speakers with the bass boost switch on the backside. the older speakers are known to blow the amplifier, but that kills the sound to both speakers. When I have had Problems with just the right speaker it was always caused by the audio cable or Y connector between the speakers and the audio source. In other words you may not be inputing two channels into the speaker input. Good Luck
711802
Yeah if the speakers are connected to the head unit .. Other wise no I'm assuming you bought the amp To power the speakers so you wouldn't have it connected it to the head unit
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My speakers hook to an amp, that has the same connects as the speakers, so I used regular speaker wire. If yours has jacks, I have used cables that had the proper jack, and cut of the jacks on the opposite end, to hook the speaker.
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use a male to male mini stereo plug and cord. there is a jack in back of the amp, if I understand your set up. All though if you are already connected to working speakers you don't need them amp.
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Perhaps the speakers that you used were too large of a draw for this unit. It is a 45W unit so if your speakers had a larger draw than that you may have damaged the amp finals. At any rate, I would request a return of exchange as it could possibly just be a defective unit. Ours works great driving four high efficiency speakers.