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iTrader: (5)

bad way of testing
you need to go to a bench with a 12-14.4 set up and a deck with speakers

what you have done is move the amp in a car that mite have sometime funny going on in it

n0rad

iTrader: (1)

makes sense ill try that now. thanks.

zzzzzzz

iTrader: (5)

i know what you are trying to do and it will **** you off ,looking for a wine can be days looking for it then you think you have it then .........nop

n0rad

iTrader: (1)

should the amp be dead quiet though?

zzzzzzz

iTrader: (5)

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if i power the deck up to a deck and play a 0 track so full deck to amp you will not have a hiss
should the amp be dead quiet though? yes

adam900

Old thread, I know. I bought the same amp and had the same problem. I think it's just a really poorly designed amp. I have the JBL 600.1 for my JBL subs, and haven't had a problem with it and it's over 4 years old.

JohnVroom

as long as there is no noise in the source the amp should be dead quiet

JohnVroom

if you read the initial post the amp is working perfectly, why should you have to achieve full power with the volume at 1/3 or 1/2? as long as you can max out the amp then you are using all the watts you paid for.

adam900

of course I read the initial post or I would've have been replying... how did I imply that the amp wasn't working?

JohnVroom

I think you might find that to be kind of novel sooner or later on here ... OK I will bite how did you imply it? Or for that matter how did I?