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Honda Blaupunkt no sound other units work


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melzie 
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Posted: May 13, 2003 at 11:14 PM / IP Logged  
I recently installed a Blaupunkt MP3000 into my 2000 Honda Prelude. I noticed no sound coming from my rear speakers and using the fader control verified this was true. There was perfect sound from the front speakers. I verified there was actually rear output from the player by switching the front and rear connectors. I got sound in my front speakers from the MP3000's rear output but no sound in my rear speakers from the MP3000's front output. I reinstalled my old Clarion CD player and the original factory CD player and with both I got sound from all speakers no problem. With the MP3000 back in, I noticed with the volume and bass maxed, I'd get spurts of sound coming from the rear speakers. The rear speakers in my Prelude are part of what's called an acoustic feedback system. I'm thinking that may have something to do with it. What can I do?
Bob Melczarek
Dothan, Al.
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Posted: May 14, 2003 at 7:47 AM / IP Logged  

Sounds like your "acoustic feedback system" has some sort of amp or other electronics between the head unit and the rear speakers that interfaces with the factory radio.  Check to see if there is straight wire from under the dash to the rear speakers. (Check continuity with an ohm meter on both wires on each side.  Should be less than 1 ohm.)  If you do not have good continuity I'd run new speaker wire.  Did you replace the factory speakers?  This would also be highly recomended if you have not done so.

Good luck.


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