Where can I find a replacement for the amp on the CS480 subwoofers. My fuse blew and every fuse I've tried gets blown once I plug in.
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Mine too. My JBL Subwoofer is just sitting. JBL customer support find for me which is http://www.mcmelectronics.com/product/85-11312.Now I got a same problem with you that the replace fuse just get blow up immediately.(5 of them). I am keep contacting with JBL customer support again. I will update when I get the problem solved.
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Thanks for your question. Contacting JBL directly will be your best resource for obtaining this part. This is a fantastic sounding speaker system. World Wide Stereo is 36 years old and a very proud JBL dealer.
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To the person who said their amp is shutting off........please check your voltage regulator. I dealt with 2 pioneers and 1 JBL amp which did the same thing. The amps were good, but turned out to be my voltage regulator. Car stereo always worked fine, but amp would go into default.
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i cannot answer since I never received my Dayton Audio SUB-1000. The seller baited and switched a Radio Shack sub in its place at the same price. At least, I got my money back. That seller still sells on Amazon.
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Thang:Again thank you for your helpful response. I will now shop for a sub, and hopefully complete my system soon. It is a more difficult task than I first thought.I have the Bose single cube speakers that I plan to use, but I am unable to determine the ohm rating of these speakers. Can you assist me with this. I have been studying the 806 manual and the speaker ohm rating is one entry that needs to be input by me. Hopefully I will be able to get things up and running soon. Thanks.Charles
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It has to be a loose wire. Check your ground wire. Make sure all connections from the head unit to the amp is secure as well. also might be another dumb question but is the sub mounted correctly? ie. have enough room
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Dear customer, thank you for your suggestion! As requested, I've uploaded the front image of the amp. As for the inside image, could you please allow me some time to communicated with the manufactry to get one. Hopefully I can post it before the coming Tuesday. Thank you!
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There is no replacement that I am aware of. Only parts inside are a resistor and a capacitor. Check for loose battery contacts, good battery, loose jack or broken wire on the output side. Not much can go wrong that can't be fixed.
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Is the battery dead? I had one of these amps suddenly stop working for me after about a year of use, I think the wiring goes goes out eventually. You may want to try returning it.
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In the past I have had to deal with mismatched speakers of high wattage. I used a matching impedance amplifier.. Unacceptable here, So a possible solution could be, hook it up as normal. If it works to your satisfaction all is well. If not go to Radio Shack and buy a 4 ohm-1 watt resistor and connect it in series. Depending on speaker design, that could bring out the power to an acceptable level. If that fails... well ... its filter stuff and the cost is probably unacceptable.
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any sub cable will work. my sub was burnt as was used and never did try to see. but was told this if it was the cause
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Do you mean use a fuse on it or repair it? I wired mine for 2 ohms. You have to make sure that your amp can carry the load, many people do not pay attention to ohms or RMS power.
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Does your amp have a dedicated RCA output jack for subwoofer? try this link: http://stereos.about.com/od/systemsetup/tp/Connecting-a-Subwoofer.htm
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The PSW505 would be the best bet for the money if you can still find one. Klipsch has some design flaws with the amps on several of their subs which leads to them blowing fuses each time you turn them on. The solution? Spend $160 plus shipping to get a replacement amp and hope it doesn't blow for a few years. Even at $200 it wouldn't be worth it if you had even one amp replacement.
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Hi,That did happen to me once.I think I had the subwoofer plugged in wrong.Take off all the wires and plug them all back in.Good luck!
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Your subwoofer out probably needs to go out to the amp. At the subwoofer out from the amp, is where you can split the signal and send it to both subs. That's what I would do.
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You could try a local electronics shop and try match the plug, voltage, polarity, and get within close range of the amperage of the original. They aren't proprietary, so it's possible.
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A bit late on my response, but personally I would go with the Polk. Read up on the issues that these have with Amps and fuses popping and the only option is to replace the Amp (About $160 plus shipping). One Amp replacement puts this sub into a totally different price range with subs that are better for the money.