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Hopefully someone can help, but I know this issue could be multiple things.
I run a stock h/u with an LOC after the stock amp to an aftermarket amp. All my door speakers are aftermarket to include a sub seperate from the stock sub.
My issue arose after 4 years of flawless running with this setup. Recently upon starting up the vehicle I realized the front left and right rear door speakers are inactive until I bounce the volume to loud and back down to normal listening volumes. I checked the door connections and they are still soldered from when I did them originally. I checked the LOC and all connections are solid. H/U issue? To me it definitely revolves around voltage, since the quick crank up of volume is voltage based, whatcha think?
I run a stock h/u with an LOC after the stock amp to an aftermarket amp. All my door speakers are aftermarket to include a sub seperate from the stock sub.
My issue arose after 4 years of flawless running with this setup. Recently upon starting up the vehicle I realized the front left and right rear door speakers are inactive until I bounce the volume to loud and back down to normal listening volumes. I checked the door connections and they are still soldered from when I did them originally. I checked the LOC and all connections are solid. H/U issue? To me it definitely revolves around voltage, since the quick crank up of volume is voltage based, whatcha think?