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hey gusy in my cousins car he has two rockford t1's 10 inchers in a custom box he starte dto notice that when he truns down the volume of the song playign the bass still keeps goign for a second or two then die souttt is that normal and sumtime even when teh amp is on the subs pound for no reason. there i slike no music n they pound. Any ideas what it might be??

 
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does he have a PAC adapter? is he running a car with stock amplified system
like BOSE audio

 
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try n turn down the gain on ur amp
get it tuned properly

 
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he has a stock deck a 3200watt amp gain is 1/8th of the amount it can go or sumtin liek that
n yeh its gettign annoying

 
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i had something like this happen to before i had to send in my deck to get checked out bc there was no ground i think on my rca's or something along the lines of that what u can do to check this out is pull ur deck out and get a wire and touch the wire onto the rca cable and ground it too ur car and it should stop but if thats not it then i dont knwo goood luck with it

 
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it happens with a lot of people, i THINK its just like the voltage of power going thru the wires whenever you touch the volume ****...

 
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i think it could be the PAC adapter being a stock deck..its possible he is using the wrong model adapter
i know a lot of ppl who have the same issuse using stock deck....way too much bass coming from the sub

 
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Sounds like some kind of grounding issue. probably in the deck, but i know its not really good to use stock decks, i say take out the deck.

 
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hey it sounds like you have a bad ground loop
try to move your ground and should help the problem remember to ground in the same location for all your amps or on a ground plate

by the way im MECP so if you have questions let me know
hope that helps

 
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make sure all wires are covered and nothing is in the loose...

 
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I had this exact same problem. I check all the wires. Re-did the ground thightened everything down. Basically checked everything over and upgraded the RCA's and the problem went away. My friends car had the same problem, we did the same thing and the problem went away again. So, you know what my suggestion is.

 
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ya he's right .. when i use to have a stereo in my car i had the same problem when i installed it and i found out it was my rca wires.. just replace them with good quality ones and that WILL solve your cousins issue.