Audio Problem

[SuburbanNoize]

Ok guys, for some reason, when i turn the volume up on my head unit, (kenwood), when a song with a decent amount of bass comes on, the head unit dims, or shuts off completely, it has to be something with the rear 6x9s, because if i fade it to the two front speakers, its fine no problem, are the rear speakers pulling too much power from the headunit, or is the head unit not pushing enough amps to the rear speakers? if there is a decent local shop in my area, pinellas park, id like to bring it in and have some new speakers, and a flip out head unit installed. Any help is appreciated.

[94civiclx]

are the 6x9's on an amp?

[SuburbanNoize]

No. no amp just a head unit, i think it might saw 4x20 mosfet, i remember on my pioneer headunit in my last car, its said 4x40 or 4x50 mosfet, not sure if thast has anything to do with it.

[94civiclx]

i would say that the deck cant handle the amount of power needed.

[SuburbanNoize]

thats what i kind of figured, ill just fade it more to the front, until i get my flip out.

Rep for helping me out!

[TBSpyder]

How do you have the 6x9's wired?

[94civiclx]

o just fyi i answered this question assuming all wiring was correct and not bridged.

[GradeA_TireFryer]

the speakers are clipping and putting the bult in amp in protection, try turning the bass on the deck down turning it up. you also could have a power issue - how good is your ground!,

[jermwarfare]

bring it by the shop ill check it out for free 5251 Park blvd pinellas park fl 33781 727 546 0601

[NT_Hardcore]

^ +1!