My old school Orion amp makes like a thunder noise to my 10" woofer even with RCA disconnected i already changed ground spots sometimes its ok but sometimes it doesn't. any help will b appreciated
SOURCE: feedback issues.
Did you run your power and remote wires the same route as your RCA cables? If you dont run the RCA cables on the opposite side of the power and remote you will get feedback through your speakers. I run my power on the side closest to the battery along with the remote ( passenger in my case) and the RCA cables should be on the opposite side( driver side). They say the power current will create a disturbance in the RCA cables that you would hear as feedback. Hopefully this will help you.
SOURCE: old schoool orion amp 250-hcca
Wiring Codes for SX and HCCA
Orange = Right Positive
Black/Orange = Right Negative
Yellow = Left Positive
Black/Yellow = Left Negative
Blue = Remote Turn On
You can remove the bottom of the amp and the colors can be deciphered as to which goes to which pin in the plug. Go to this link on AmpGuts for a reference.
http://www.ampguts.realmofexcursion.com/Orion_HCCA250/
And here is a link where you can buy a new plug on ebay for $25.
http://cgi.ebay.com.my/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110093583828&indexURL=
SOURCE: Rockford Fosgate p 325.1 amplifier problem
i have the same amp basicly i think its your battery getting low and not as great of a charge i had to go and buy a 50 dollar capictor works great now
SOURCE: Amp cuts out
could be an internal problem such as a relay or resistor or something of the sort
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Yes i do have a cables remote and power to one side all other to the other side and im still getting those thunder sound i hate on top of implofier and the noise changes ither for worse or better\
Yes i do have a cables remote and power to one side all other to the other side and im still getting those thunder sound i hit on top of amplifier and the noise changes either for worse or better
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