To figure out why your car radio won’t turn on when it has power, you’ll need to look at each of these possible causes one at a time. In this post, we will go through all possible causes & the … Read more
The Big 3 Upgrade is a fairly affordable and straightforward upgrade that boosts current carrying capacity in three crucial spots in your electrical system (thus the name) by adding larger gauge wire to the original wire or replacing the factory … Read more
When an aftermarket radio or amp is fitted in a car, engine noise in the vehicle’s stereo speakers is a fairly common problem. The noise is most commonly described as a whining sound that becomes louder as the engine’s RPMs … Read more
What is the purpose of the power antenna wire? The amp is turned on by the blue wire. It’s meant to be connected to your source’s blue turn-on wire output or the power antenna lead. The blue/white striped remote turn-on … Read more
The remote wire for a car amplifier is located at the back of the stereo. It’s commonly a blue and white wire on aftermarket stereos. When the stereo is turned on, the remote wire will “command” your amp to turn … Read more
You should never panic in such a situation because you can solve these issues with a little technical know-how. In this post, we will take you through what you need to do when the car stereo works but there is … Read more
6”x9” and 6”x8”car speakers are usually installed in the backdoors of a vehicle. Since both have near-identical dimensions, many users wonder if 6”x9”car speakers can fit in a mounting hole of 6”x8” speakers. The short answer is: Yes, 6”x9” car … Read more
Dynamat is one of the most popular sound-deadening materials used in automobiles. It is used on the car floor and doors in the form of sheets as the noise absorption and cancellation medium. Many people have heard about Dynamat and … Read more
Sometimes car stereos develop those “seemingly” trivial issues that don’t affect their core performance. Nonetheless, they still make it a lot of hassle to use the head unit. Case in point: A JVC car stereo with its buttons not working. … Read more
