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CXA660.5
AMPS 1 & 2: 65 x 4 @ 4 ohms
Signal to Noise Ratio -75dB CEA-2006B (ref: 1W, A-weighted)
SUB: 150 x 1 @ 4 ohms (25Hz–200Hz)
Signal to Noise Ratio -75dB CEA-2006B (ref: 1W, A-weighted)
14.4VDC, 1% THD, CEA-2006B (Watts)
Alternator noise-whining sound with engine’s RPM?
Check for damaged RCA (or speaker input) cable
Check the routing of RCA (or speaker input) cable
Check the source unit for proper grounding
Check the gain
settings and turn them down if they are set too high.
Reduced bass response? Reverse a speaker connection from positive to negative on the stereo/subwoofer
channel(s); if the bass improves, the speaker was out of phase.
Ground Noise? KICKER amplifi ers are engineered to be fully compatible with all manufacturers’ head units. Some
head units may require additional grounding to prevent noise from entering the audio signal. If you are experiencing
this problem with your head unit, in most cases running a ground wire from the RCA outputs on the head unit to the
chassis will remedy this issue.
CAUTION: When jump starting the vehicle, be sure that connections made with jumper cables are correct. Improper
connections can result in blown amplifi er fuses as well as the failure of other critical systems in the vehicle.
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