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Also, my rear speakers are powered off the rear speaker wires from the HU, but either with the DEFEAT) on or off in the HU, they do not come on.?.? Anyone got any ideas?I know everything is wired right, as it worked for a few days, and to my knowledge, nothing has been changed as far as settings on the HU, and I know for a fact that nothing on either of the amps, or the processor has been messed with. Head unit is an Alpine CDA-9831, the sub pre-outs from it go into the sub pre-ins on the Precision Power DCX-730, and the sub pre-outs on it go to the mono amp pushing the 2 12's. The front stage pre-outs from the HU go into the front stage pre-ins of the DCX, which in turn run to the 2ch. amp for the front speakers. The rears are currently being power off the rear speaker leads from the HU, but I had the DEFEAT on the HU to shut off the internal amp in it, and send a flat signal to my processor.



