Alright I'm hoping that someone can help me and this has happened to them.

I currently have a pioneer deh-8600mp, a PPI 4-channel amp of 400 watts bridged, also have 2 boston acoustic pro series 6.5's in the front

The issue im having is that the one speaker in the front cutts out and makes no noise I thought it might be the cross over so i went out and bought a new set of pro series speakers and they were working well for a couple of days then it cutt out again so the issue can't be the speakers.

I am wondering if it is the deck that I need to switch or if it is the amp

any help is greatly appreciated because this is frustrating me

thanks

 

get the amp tested

 

where and how can you test it?

 

i would get it to a shop to be tested
thay have a 12v to the amp , run a deck to it and test to see what the amp is doing

 

check your speaker wires..

 

check all your wiring..and rca cables, a slightly loose rca will cause that problem, as will shorting speaker wires, or loose/damaged parts in your amp or deck.

 

so its most likely wiring then?

 

yup,try to check all wires first buddy.then hollaback

 

umm i looked to see if it was the rca's but its not, but i noticed that faint noise is coming out of the speaker on the left side but very low volume....could it be the speaker wires or wouldn't it be the amplifier?

 

yup,thats 2 prospects there..pull out the sub and check the wires..If still has it,use other amp available..