The rd/blk knobs in the front don't work so i use the wires in the back to connect to the shakers. Is that why my amp always power off when i turn up the volume?
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I also use the back wires to connect a pair of "Aura AST-2B-4 Pro Bass Shaker (100W each)" in series and mounted with screws directly on the frame of the Sofa. The Sofa was isolated using "ButtKicker RI-4-PAK Medium Kinetic Furniture Isolators Set of 5 ".I do not have the power off problem when I turn the volume up to 75% - 80%. Infect, the vibration is too strong that I can turn up the volume only to 50% and frequency to 25% to be comfortable.The cut off will happen if you draw more than 250 watts. If you connect the two or more shakers in parallel instead of series you might have a problem. I also use the back wires to connect a pair of "Aura AST-2B-4 Pro Bass Shaker (100W each)" in series and mounted with screws directly on the frame of the Sofa. The Sofa was isolated using "ButtKicker RI-4-PAK Medium Kinetic Furniture Isolators Set of 5 ".I do not have the power off problem when I turn the volume up to 75% - 80%. Infect, the vibration is too strong that I can turn up the volume only to 50% and frequency to 25% to be comfortable.The cut off will happen if you draw more than 250 watts. If you connect the two or more shakers in parallel instead... » Read More I also use the back wires to connect a pair of "Aura AST-2B-4 Pro Bass Shaker (100W each)" in series and mounted with screws directly on the frame of the Sofa. The Sofa was isolated using "ButtKicker RI-4-PAK Medium Kinetic Furniture Isolators Set of 5 ".I do not have the power off problem when I turn the volume up to 75% - 80%. Infect, the vibration is too strong that I can turn up the volume only to 50% and frequency to 25% to be comfortable.The cut off will happen if you draw more than 250 watts. If you connect the two or more shakers in parallel instead of series you might have a problem. « Show Less
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check and make sure the volume control on the side of the amp is turned up. Its underneath the plastic cap. Hope this helps out
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The amp will not turn on and off with the preouts, you need the remote. Please refer to your local installer, thank you.
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Sorry but I can only advise you to contact KORG directly. Have you tried using a different power supply? Hopefully it is something simple like that. Good luck.
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The on/off remote power actually comes from the speaker input wires. The amp senses the current from the head unit and uses that current to trigger the "remote on".when you turn off the head unit (stereo) it will sense no current from the speaker wires and shut the amp power down. Do not attempt to run a remote power write to the amp. That will cause the amp to pop when you turn the volume up and also the power will circulate and the stereo and amp will stay on even when the ignition is turned off. Only use a remote write if your using an aftermarket stereo with low frequency RCA Jacks. Good luck. You will love the power this amp has! Great sound and awesome clarity. The on/off remote power actually comes from the speaker input wires. The amp senses the current from the head unit and uses that current to trigger the "remote on".when you turn off the head unit (stereo) it will sense no current from the speaker wires and shut the amp power down. Do not attempt to run a remote power write to the amp. That will cause the amp to pop when you turn the volume up and also the power will circulate and the stereo and amp will stay on even when the ignition is turned off. Only use a remote write if your using an aftermarket stereo with low frequency RCA... » Read More The on/off remote power actually comes from the speaker input wires. The amp senses the current from the head unit and uses that current to trigger the "remote on".when you turn off the head unit (stereo) it will sense no current from the speaker wires and shut the amp power down. Do not attempt to run a remote power write to the amp. That will cause the amp to pop when you turn the volume up and also the power will circulate and the stereo and amp will stay on even when the ignition is turned off. Only use a remote write if your using an aftermarket stereo with low frequency RCA Jacks. Good luck. You will love the power this amp has! Great sound and awesome clarity. « Show Less
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Yea but I imagine the volume control is in your cabinet system, never used it. On back of amp there is a line out return and send. Good sound but not an expert. Sorry
730341
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Check all your inputs at the amp and at your head unit if they are good it's a bad amp. Ask for a replacement. Or get your money back. I've had two of these and the first one was Doa the second worked but was absolutely terrible. Find something better.
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Usually that would be a result of not having enough wattage pushing them or the amplification unit going bad. I would rule out bad wiring however I would go back and check to see if its possibly coming loose..The vibration of the speaker at high volume could be causing the connection to shake loose. Other than that could just be a bad speaker.
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Probably worth buying a more advanced subwoofer.... Thought mine was but unfortunately my RCA connection to my subwoofer did not work so I tried connecting my subwoofer to my two front speakers. Don't know if that is the proper way but that thing is delivering a thumping bass
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Mine did the same thing. Not sure if it's a good/bad thing but the amp is good. Hope this helps
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you are sending too much energy to the pickup from the amp, so cut back on the pickup input and increase the main to get your volume, or you are too close or in front of the speaker, move things around a bit. if it is a high frequency feedback lower the treble knob to eliminate feed back. if none of these work you need an eq between the pickup and the amp. good luck
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The bic has preamp outs on the back. You can connect the shakers. You will still need an amp to power the shakers
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Check the fuse and make sure the speaker wires aren't touching. Make sure that the Amp. is not on all the time turn it off when not in used. I have NO PROBLEMS with my Pyle Home PCA3. I hope this helps!!
2260609
HI Garcia. I bought this pair of bass shakers and i did not like because they dont bass as well. I Plug this inmy amplifier and does not work good. That Dayton Audio makes a lot of noise but does not work great. Regards , MURILO from Brazil.
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I had this issue at first. But it had to do with the wiring. The little wire that is neither your power or speaker wires. Is what they call an RMA I belive. He is the one that tells the amp on and off with the car. If it's wired incorrectly from the car it won't turn the amp off. And drain the battery. So either check that, or have a shop instal it again for you. That's what I did and had no issues there after. It's definitely not the amp though. Amos are stupid.. You give them power.. They work. You take it away they stop. So it's probably in your wiring.
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There is no knob ... and this is a control circuit not an I/O, so no connection. You could control the signal to the amp with a volume pedal. But with this pedal, you can set the drive (and more drive) settings at the amp to be louder when you select them.