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| howsie |
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i had a pioneer deck that did this for 2.5 years and never had a problem
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| outlawxr6 |
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{USERNAME} wrote: i believe its got something to do with the way the headdeck activates the amp. Every pioneer deck i've ever heard does it too. The deck isn't broken its just something that happens. You get used to it. Just make sure everything is sufficiently shielded and you'll be right
Not neccessarily, it is often the amp itself, poor protection systems can cause this, as the protection system turns on before the power supply has finished coming up to its operating voltage. I have had an extremely expensive Phoenix Gold amp do this and I had to add a timing circuit to the protection relay to delay the outputs to avoid this. An oscilloscope will tell you if it is the head unit or the amp. I personally haven't seen a head unit do it but then I don't use Pioneer myself.....
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| shazza9275 |
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its all good
i installed all the gear and it sounds wiked =] thanks for the help everyone |
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