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22nd March 2004, 03:23 PM
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diyAudio Member
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how do you check to see if your ground is bad inside of your amp?
i have a 94 eclipse with 4 12's and 1 10"
i have a autotek 800xi running the 12's i have a autotek ss 475 running the 10 on channels 3 and 4 piggybacked with the 800... i'm running 4 gauge amp wires but i have alot of engine noise so i put ground loop isolators in line with the headunit but they have bass blockers..so i loose alot of my bass 
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