Just installed components and they cut out?

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jwaldo432

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I just installed 2 new sets of components (4 6.5s and 4 tweeters for some reason people dont get this). When I have my volume low they sound fine, but when I turn it up about half to 3/4 they cut out (Like the "s" and "t" in words). Do I just need to let them get broken in or what? if it is just break in, how long or how will i know other than just testing them. They are power acoustik CPT-60c.
 
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what headunit are you using? sounds like a clipping issue to me.

Sony xav-62bt. My components are running off my factory amp, i had 4 other 6.5s in there when i swaped out the bose and didnt have this issue. I know the amp is also not over powering or coming close to overpowering the components.
 

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wrong ohm load on your factory amp maybe? I have bose and all the shops around here say if your gona run new speakers to bypass the stock amp
 
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wrong ohm load on your factory amp maybe? I have bose and all the shops around here say if your gona run new speakers to bypass the stock amp

I thought this as well, but my other 6.5s are 4 ohm as well and it didnt happen. The only difference beteween the old 6.5 and components is the rms and max are bigger on the components.
 

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It's the factory amp. Take them off it. Get a nice 4 channel in there. When I got my components in, i had put em on a 4 channel, but forgot to bypass the factory amp. And when I turned it up somewhat loud it sounded like crap and cut out.
 
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It's the factory amp. Take them off it. Get a nice 4 channel in there. When I got my components in, i had put em on a 4 channel, but forgot to bypass the factory amp. And when I turned it up somewhat loud it sounded like crap and cut out.

Perfect!!! got the amp in today and they are great! thanks to everybody for the help!
 

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