Will the factory stereo left/right and front/rear fade settings have an effect on signal going to this unit or the amp?
1776657
Yes. If you are hooking the unit to the rear speakers, if you fade to the front you will lose signal.
1776658
If the left/right balance control is set partially to right or left will the signal be affected?
1983205
Check fuses first. Then look at you high pass, full range and your low pass switch. Sensitivity also. Also your level min/max settings. If all else fails, contact planet audio.... they are great over there about walking you through installs.
232089
I have no idea I never use fade or balance on head units. I only use the high pass filter which is located behind the HU for me so its adjust and hope for the best. I only had to remove my HU twice which I had no problem with compaired to the Clarion that I tried to use. It made me remove my HU 5 times until I had enough and went Alpine.
1325482
you can set them to certain things if you go to channels and open the FPC. you can link certain effects to each nob and fader
597649
The EQ doesn't increase the volume, it adjust the frequency. Also if you turn it back and forth rapidly it won't do anything. Turn it 1/4 at a time and the altered frequency will fade in at about 3 to 8 seconds. It works best with an amp dedicated to either highs or lows. If you use your amp for full range, you will only notice better clarity in the music, nothing spectacular.
909110
You can run either. You can loop it at the speaker and make it mono. Or run both left and right to get a stereo signal. Just depends on your install.
1483717
I'm now sure, however, I believe it is a reduction in gain, in case any local stations tend to overload the amplifier. With the gain clockwise the amplifier is at it's rated gain and anything counterclockwise reduced the gain. That is my understanding of the way it works.
1083598
I don't think it makes any difference. It is a great box. Very easy to install the stereo. I used a Clarion M303 if that helps.
133344
You will want to check the amplifier settings to correct the issue you are having. The gauge of the wire is a non-factor.
1279353
No.. unless u bridge the speaker you have... a pair of negative & pair of positive behind the speaker with speaker wire connect negative to negative ..then connect speaker wire to negative to amp.. bridging it... positive to amp thenadjust amp halfway then control the sound from your car stereo adjusted it
1023566
Have never played mine that long without the bike running, but it is still the stock radio and as long as you don't crank up the amp I wouldn't expect it to be much different than the stock setup. I mainly use my IPod attached to the unit.
1232184
If the pedal works appropriately making the switches between channels, I would not worry about it. If it really bothers you please specify which amp you are pairing this up with. I have a Fender Mustang 1 which I use mine with and the LED does not work. It works very well with the amp despite the LED not working.
2236634
Be sure the have the blue/white wire connected it turns on your factory amp .
1135951
Mine does, whatever your settings are for your stereo, it will use the same settings.
288592
After reading the other reviewers answers, I had my FH running instead of width or rear and zone 2 in 5.2. I know in the " speaker set up" menu section on 818 you could choose which amp assignment to use. Look in there on your A/V and that should answer your question. I think I'm right though. Why else would they offer pre- out to FH/SB/FW etc...
1602519
From the manual: "This amplifier is not recommended for impedance loads below 2-Ohm stereo/4-Ohm bridged for the front/rear channels and 2-ohmfor the sub channel." I think you may have overheating issues with a 1 Ohm load.
1339019
No the switch works from the power antenna wire or switch power source of some kind. All amps are built like this so that when you turn your head unit on the amp comes on and when you turn your head unit off the amp goes off. Or the same way on the key switch