Questions & Answers for: Pyle right channel

...right, they appeared bent like they started to melt. I'm guessing changing all of them should be a first step... Anybody with other suggestions, please? Thank you! jdor Try swapping the "bad" fuses ...

... If the wiring is OK, the amp is likely defective Let me know if you have any other questions. Yeah right. That's definitely the wrong answer. Those speakers are drawing too much juice for the amp to ...

...right channel of the subwoofer same to other sub then conect the left possative and the right neggative to your box power terminal same to other sub then conect the two sub outs on your box left ...

...channel) and the car has 2 door speakers, 2 rear deck speakers, and 2 12" subs. What is the best configuration to hook this up? Run your 12" subs off the amp make sure to Xover for bass only. Try ...

...right channel speaker, those should attach to the positive cable of the speaker on the appropriate side. The positive is usually marked with a white stripe or some sort of ridge embossed into the ...

...channel. if you have a stereo amp just run the left wire to one terminal and the right wire to the other terminal. if your amp is mono run the wires to the first terminal and then from there to the ...

...right size fuse at battery 2 remote wire from radio 3 rca cable from audio out from radio 4 ground the amp to a good clean piece of metal then make connection on the amp 1 battery or power cable to ...

...right channel,there is the sounds in the left channel but it was distorted and humming during operation,what is the problem on that?..can you help me on that matter..thank you! Most of the time what ...

channel, you should connect the two loudspeakers together (+ to + and - to -) and connect them to the amplifier output terminals indicated for bridge (often Left + and Right + but sometimes Left + and