problem with 5 channel amp
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Topic: problem with 5 channel amp
Posted By: martinisaac
Subject: problem with 5 channel amp
Date Posted: March 28, 2008 at 9:32 AM
Hi everybody.
I have a problem wiring my 5 channel VIPER 450.5 Amp into my 2007 toyota prius package #2. Here is a picture of my working setup (don't worry, it won't look like that when it's done.)
You can see the relay, the video amplifier for the LCD's, the PAC OEM2 which is my line out converter
I have the spliced into the wire running into the rear channel speakers because they are full range. I ran these into the PACOEM2 and then ran the output into the 1+2 input on the Amp.
The amp is then wired to the rear speakers, the subs and it works perfectly. The rear and the Subs are bridged.
When i wire the front speakers, the amp just puts out a high buzzing tone.
I've tried to wire the front speakers into where the back are wired now and they work fine, but when I try the pack where I want to wire the front, I get the same high pitched buzz tone. I can't get them to work on where i want to wire them on the amp (it's actually labeled as the rear out on the amp, but I'm attempting to use it at the rear out. I can't think that this is the problem because when I try to wire the front speakers into the front and the rear into the rear, the problem is still there.)
I have also tried adding and RCA input into the 3+4 input on the amp and the same problem happens. I have also tried switching RCA cables. I have also tried to have all the levels adjusted, the Phase 0 or 180, the sub input on/off, and the 3+4 input on/off.
What am I doing wrong???
I have a problem wiring my 5 channel VIPER 450.5 Amp into my 2007 toyota prius package #2. Here is a picture of my working setup (don't worry, it won't look like that when it's done.)
You can see the relay, the video amplifier for the LCD's, the PAC OEM2 which is my line out converter
I have the spliced into the wire running into the rear channel speakers because they are full range. I ran these into the PACOEM2 and then ran the output into the 1+2 input on the Amp.
The amp is then wired to the rear speakers, the subs and it works perfectly. The rear and the Subs are bridged.
When i wire the front speakers, the amp just puts out a high buzzing tone.
I've tried to wire the front speakers into where the back are wired now and they work fine, but when I try the pack where I want to wire the front, I get the same high pitched buzz tone. I can't get them to work on where i want to wire them on the amp (it's actually labeled as the rear out on the amp, but I'm attempting to use it at the rear out. I can't think that this is the problem because when I try to wire the front speakers into the front and the rear into the rear, the problem is still there.)
I have also tried adding and RCA input into the 3+4 input on the amp and the same problem happens. I have also tried switching RCA cables. I have also tried to have all the levels adjusted, the Phase 0 or 180, the sub input on/off, and the 3+4 input on/off.
What am I doing wrong???
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Posted By: martinisaac
Date Posted: March 28, 2008 at 11:51 AM
Posted By: martinisaac
Date Posted: March 28, 2008 at 11:54 AM
Posted By: DYohn
Date Posted: March 28, 2008 at 12:04 PM
Posted By: martinisaac
Date Posted: March 30, 2008 at 12:49 PM