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I hooked up a system in my truck had it for a year everything working fine.i listen to music really loud anyways i have my wires hiddin under my back seat well when someone layed the seat down it cut my rca wires in have so i find the problem replaced them with new ones and but in a new amp with bass nob but everytime i have the cd player at 0 and i turn the bass nob all the way up it starts making a thumping sound and everytime i shut off the truck it makes a thump why is it doing this ?

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Because even though your stereo is turned down the gain for the sub is set all the way up so it will still gain a small amount of signal. it is a flaw with some of the newer aftermarket stereos. try turning the nob until the thump stops then change the bass setting on your deck to compensate for the bass loss.

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