Amp gain problems!!!

Stop by Guitar Center and they carry spray product(s) made for cleaning "pots" IE: Blue magic, etc...

modulation cut r249 & r246 these are limiters no limiters loud modu this radio is the same board as the 3300 connex
am low power adj vr 13 high power L 32 L 33

Hi,my name is John. Welcome to FixYa. Turn your RF GAIN to MAX. Thanks for choosing FixYa. good luck....John

Different speakers perform better under different frequencies.
The sound you receive also depends on the box you use, and the type of car its in. In my opinion the best sound is what "I like" not what others set.
There is two ways of finding your optimum settings.
But my favorite way is to do the following.
1) Set every frequency on radio, preamp, cross over to amp and 0.
2) Turn the volume to about 50% - 75% using a song with different types of base.
3)Adjust your base gain, sonic, boost, punch or what ever settings until it sounds it's deepest. Don't over do the gain or base boost.
4)Adjust the other setting to fine tune clear sound.
5)Add the highs to see if they match up.
6)Now fine tune the amps but remember you should only need to bring the gain up or down because you had already found your deepest base. This should be the last amp adjustment unless u realize u want it lower or higher.
7)Adjusting the equalizer or EQ on the sterio will depend on the song your playing.
Note: It's best to max out at about 80%-90% sterio volume.
"I max out at 60%, but that's because I don't like twisting and twisting to get my sound up or down." One twist and im setting off car alarms.

sounds like you are overheating the amp, if the amp has a fan to cool it off, make sure it is turning on and working... if it is not then replace the fan to fix the problem...also turn the amp gain down a little bit and try running it again and see if it still shuts off...if it doesn't shut off then you have teh gain to high and are cutting out the amp with to much power going thru it...

here is the contact details for the company...

For Technical Support: Phone: (800) 876-0800 x 2032 Fax: (760) 599-1380 E-mail: [email protected]

amp gain controll need to be changed

Hi , you need to replace with thick wire , if possible attache fuse or circuit trip overload protection you may ask to thew radio store .

this actually could be your amp...try turning the gain down slowly and you will hear the bumping either stop or become morelike music background thanmusic foregroud. i had this problem with an older amplifier and i fixed it by getting a larder power/ground wire size and decreasing the gain a little.

an orion 2500d requiers 2 4 gauge power and ground wires to work properly.