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Is the source selected sending signal (radio staion broadcasting, cd playing, ipod all the way ect)
Try doing some basic troubleshooting like,
see if all sources available yield the same result (TV, Radio, CD, Ipod, Aux jack)
When you turn the volume all the way up, do you hear an audible hiss from the speakers?(or use a test tone) If so, your amp is working and the problem is, your unit is not sending any signal to it.
If possible hook up your speakers to another system to rule them out, however I doubt that is your problem.
Make sure that Loudness switch is turned off & bass is not boasted up. Most cars have small cheap speakers that can't handle the bass. also its better to cut the low frequency from the woofer using a passive or active crossover. Most nowadays head units have got some sort of built in crossover. Refer to your head unit manual.
your speaker are hooked up wrong.or there may be dust in or on the terminals.i used a q-tip with rubbing alcohol and wiped them down.hook up the speaker cords properly and try this again.if this does not work then unplug the stereo and let it sit overnight and try again.
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