Pollarican
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- Joined
- October 10, 2006
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- City, State
- Wall Township, New Jersey
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 1991 EB 4dr
I recently purchased an aftermarket, no-name brand CD Player for a bargain and have been attempting to get it to work with the 1991 Stock Amp.
I have adapted the wiring harness, gotten power to the amp, and have heard all the speakers (maybe minus the sub, can't tell) work. However, after playing for a few seconds the speakers seem to crossfade across each other, thump a bit, and go really quiet. There is no crackling, just low pitch thumping. Would this happen because my stock amp is used to a head unit with a fade option, and I do not have that in my new CD player? I figure bypassing the amp would probably solve this, but I would love not having to tear apart that back panel to get in there.
Any advice would be appreciated from you audio gurus, I just want to be able to play some music while getting my truck dirty.
I have adapted the wiring harness, gotten power to the amp, and have heard all the speakers (maybe minus the sub, can't tell) work. However, after playing for a few seconds the speakers seem to crossfade across each other, thump a bit, and go really quiet. There is no crackling, just low pitch thumping. Would this happen because my stock amp is used to a head unit with a fade option, and I do not have that in my new CD player? I figure bypassing the amp would probably solve this, but I would love not having to tear apart that back panel to get in there.
Any advice would be appreciated from you audio gurus, I just want to be able to play some music while getting my truck dirty.
