20 Most Recent Planet Audio AP1000D Car Amp Questions & Answers

if they are 4 ohm dual voice coil wire them to 1ohm and bump do not turn gain all the way you will fry the amp and if you really want to make them kick . write each 1 to 2 ohms and get another amp they are not getting enough wattage for the volume you are trying to run them at and could be the way you have it tuned .

plug it in the other jack

The most common problem for the symptom you describe is a "ground loop". There's a slight difference in the ground potential between the source unit and the amp itself. It may be caused by a ground on one or both of the audio inputs. It may be caused by the amp case itself being fastened to a metal portion of the vehicle. It may be a grounded speaker lead.

Of course the amp itself could be defective.

1) Isolate the problem. Disconnect everything except power, ground, and remote.

2) Connect the subwoofer(s). If the symptom immediately returns, it's most likely the amp ground or a speaker lead.

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Connect an HDMI cable to the HDMI ports labeled ARC or the port identified in your manual that supports ARC. On your TV menu, set Speakers to Audio system. Note: This is an example of how to change this setting on an Android TV™: On the remote control, press the HOME button. https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/articles/00007061

Check to make sure that the "remote turn on" lead is intact. They are usually blue wires.This wire provided a turn on voltage to fire up the amp once the head unit is turned on.

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Stop messing with it and return it for a new one that works, or return to man. under warranty. You cannot fix it.

Kegan... I tried and tried to find schematics and/or a troubleshooting guide with no luck! Sorry about that... IF you can open it up, see if you find fried or destroyed parts? Look CAREFULLY for a blown fuse but know they come in MANY configurations now! IF POSSIBLE, inspect the printed circuit board for any BURNT or open foil paths? If all else fails ~ send it back to the factory for repairs. You should also receive the latest UPGRADES too and hopefully at least a 30 day warranty?