How to fix Soundstream Edge EGA2160 no sound issue?
If there is no sound, begin by checking all fuses connected to the amplifier, ensure the turn-on lead is connected, and inspect the signal leads. Also, verify the gain control and the tuner/deck volume level. Clean the contacts on the fuse holders. Another potential cause is a speaker short or the amplifier overheating; check for these issues as well.
Why is there no sound in one channel of my Soundstream Amplifier?
If you're experiencing a lack of sound in one channel, inspect for a short circuit or an open connection. You can also reverse the Left and Right RCA inputs to determine if the problem is occurring before the amplifier.
Why is the protection lamp on my Soundstream Amplifier?
The protection lamp might be on because the amplifier is overheating. Turn the radio volume down and wait for the amplifier to cool down. Also, check if the speaker wires are shorted and, if so, separate and insulate them.
What to do if Soundstream Amplifier is not switching on?
If your amplifier isn't switching on, it could be due to several reasons. First, check the power wire for any breaks or loose connections and repair them. Next, ensure the remote wire is receiving power when the receiver is on, and check its connections to the radio. Finally, inspect the fuse and replace it if it's burnt or broken.
What to do if Soundstream Amplifier turns off at medium or high volume?
Ensure that you are observing the proper speaker load impedance recommendations. Keep in mind that DC resistance and AC impedance may not be the same when checking speaker resistance with an ohmmeter.
General| Channels | 2 |
|---|---|
| Minimum Speaker Impedance | 2 Ohms |
| THD @ RMS Output | <0.05% |
| Input Voltage/Sensitivity | 200mV - 6V |
| Frequency Response | 10Hz - 30kHz |
| RMS Power @ 4 Ohms | 80 Watts x 2 |
| Crossover Frequency | 50Hz-250Hz |
| Variable Low Pass | 50Hz-250Hz |
| Variable High Pass | 50Hz-250Hz |
| Bass Boost | 0-12dB |
| Signal to Noise Ratio | >95dB |
Describes the connection points for speakers to the amplifier's output.
Control to adjust amplifier's input sensitivity for optimal signal levels.
Connects signal cables from the audio source to the amplifier inputs.
Allows building multiple amplifier systems by feeding signal to the next amplifier.
Emphasizes bass notes between 35Hz - 80Hz by up to 10dB.
Diagram and explanation for connecting amplifiers in bridged mode.
Connects the amplifier chassis to a clean metal surface for noise reduction.
Connects the amplifier's power input directly to the vehicle's battery.
Terminal for the remote turn-on lead from the stereo to power the amplifier.
Variable filter (50Hz-150Hz) for subwoofer channels, filtering higher frequencies.
Variable filter (15Hz-40Hz) to roll off unwanted low frequencies, improving efficiency.
Allows phase adjustment (0-180 degrees) to compensate for timing differences.
Input for the remote boost control (EGA-RM) for adjusting bass gain.
Explains the POWER (green) and PROTECT (red) LED indicators on the amplifier.
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