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Originally Posted by Brent Michael
The hawg wired does not have avc
Also take a look at your volt meter while riding and see if it's dropping.
Last edited by SBates08; May 2, 2018 at 09:29 AM.
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Throw the Hawg Wired amp back in and see if you experience the same issue. Sounds like the amp is doing something funky when the volts get up to 14.5. As others said. Going into protect mode maybe? That’s why it’s only happening to the front speakers. Those are the only speakers you have the amp hooked to.
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Everyone. Thanks for all of the help. It was going into ptotect mode. Tweaked the gains a bit and it seems to have fixed it. Gets loud but speakers sound distorted. I tend to listen to music with bass in it. The hats sound like crap when bass hits. Any suggestions on different 6.5 speakers?