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KX Amplifiers
Help
Trouble Shooting
Alternator noise--whining sound with engine’s RPM:
Check for damaged RCA cables.
Check the routing of RCA cables.
Check the source unit for proper grounding.
Check the gain settings, and turn them down if they are
set too high.
Poor stereo image or reduced bass response:
Check system phasing by turning the balance control
from left to right. If there is more bass output when
turned to either side, then check your speaker wiring,
passive crossover networks and speaker terminals for
proper positive and negative connections. Reverse a
connection on one channel, if necessary.
CAUTION: When jump starting the vehicle, be sure that
connections made with jumper cables are correct. Improper
connections can result in blown amplifier fuses as well as
the failure of other critical systems in the vehicle.
Please Note: Modern high performance speakers have a lower
DC Resistance than what used to be available. The Kicker
Coaxial and Component Speakers are rated at four ohms (some
DC Resistances may be as low as 3 ohms) and work with any
amplifier designed to operate at a four ohm load. If you want to
use two Kicker Coaxial or Component Speakers on a single
channel of your amplifier wire the speakers in series. This will
improve the sound quality, lower the total harmonic distortion and
lessen the thermal load at the amplifier. This may prevent an
amplifier from shutting down, due to over-current protection
circuitry.
If you have more questions about the installation and operation
of your new KICKER amplifier, see the Authorized KICKER
Dealer in your area. You may also call our Technical Services
Line at (405) 624-8583 for assistance or visit our website at
www.KICKER.com.
NOTE: All specifications and performance figures are subject to change. Please visit the support section at www.kicker.com for the most current information.
