help cutting out

[p8ntballr68059]

i just put in (well had installed at a professional shop) a pioneer 2300dvd and when i start to turn the volume up the speakers cut out then come back and cut out again. i have the stock speakers in and i believe i am missing one. i just got the truck recently and have big plans. could this deck maybe be too powerful for the stock speakers. the sub is blown out and i don't believe it was even hooked back up so i doubt it has anything to do with it. help guys it is really irritating.

thanks
Mike

 

[jakemccarthy]

I would guess it is a loose connection somewhere. Even though it was professionally installed, they may still have screwed something up. And having to much power to your stock speakers wont make them cut out.

 

[p8ntballr68059]

that is what i thought too. it only does it when i have it turned a little higher then normal. You know like you do on your favorite song. Ill tear it apart and check all the connections

 

[toypaseo]

(well had installed at a professional shop)

Why not take it back to them, and have them fix their possible subpar installation...?

 

[p8ntballr68059]

cuz it was doing it with the stock deck also so i am betting it is the missing door speaker connection touching

 

[jakemccarthy]

Maybe the reason for it cutting out at a higher volume is because of the vibration of the speakers causing the connections to rattle around.

 

[p8ntballr68059]

I found out the stock sub wires were touching and i put a new factory speaker in the back door and the problem is fixed
Thanks for the help