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Originally Posted by broaudio
Hello. Are you using signal sensing or are you providing a remote input to this unit? The inputs on the LC2i can take up to 400W so I highly, highly, doubt you're over driving the unit. As always, output levels up on the LC2i and gains down on the amp. If the bass seems to come on and off it could be due to two reasons:
A) The factory amp isn't sensing a load on the sub line which is causing it to stop outputting. This is easily fixed.
B) Signal sensing isn't working correctly in this car and you should try a remote input. Easy fix.
- Please check the input specifications on your amplifiers to make sure you aren't feeding the after market amp too much voltage.
I am more than happy to clarify what this unit can do for you. If you have a problem with the LC2i in your installation, send me a direct message, and I will help.
Have a good day  |
This seems to contradict what I thought we were supposed to be doing. I thought it was down on the LC2i and up on the amp so that the amp would be controlling things and not the LC2i.
I am wondering if we are indeed giving the aftermarket amp too much voltage. How can that be tested?