bluebear15
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I recently figured out that my body to frame ground and ground from secondary battery to body were bad and I fixed those. This was causing both my sub amp and speaker amp to have no power and after I got it fixed I went for a drive to listen to my stereo again and everything was good. The next day I was rotating my tires and checking my brakes and had the stereo on running off the second battery. I only had the volume at 14 and I start clipping at 22 so I wasn't that loud. After awhile I noticed some distortion coming thru my speakers. It was a lil crackle at first but then got worse and as u turned it up it got distorted more and cut out. I thought I had blown the speakers due to the ground problem. So I bought some new speakers and put one in and tested it out and still have the same distortion. I have 2 RockfordFosgate amps one is a p325.1 which powers my 2 12" infinity subs and the other is a newer (less than a yr old) p400.4 which powers my alpine type s speakers (components in the front doors and coaxils in the rear doors).
My question is how do I test for or know that the amp is giving me this bad distortion and that the amp is bad??
My question is how do I test for or know that the amp is giving me this bad distortion and that the amp is bad??