speakers could be/are out of phase. Could be a noise/ground problem. I think
http://www.teamrocs.com/technical/ has some good references on how to
find/troubleshoot problems with that. mad props to the lizard for that one..

holla back.

EFFENDI

"Jarmen Kinyeta" wrote in message
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Greetings all:

I have a pair of I 6.5 Infinity Reference 6002i's in the rear deck of my
1990 Mazda 626dx with a Kenwood head unit.

The speakers were installed about a month ago and I noticed they were not
putting out the "bump" they should be. After switching the wires on the
LEFT side, everything (the bass) sounds fine except for a buzz on the bass
hit in the RIGHT speaker now. The cones are not cracked that I can see,
so I'm left with thinking the wires connecting the speaker to the HU isn't
quite
hooked up right.

I'm a bit of a newbie to car audio so please excuse me if I sound like a
complete idiot. If the group has an FAQ somewhere online that this sort of
problem is covered in please feel free to point me in that direction.

you know what else. the cones dont have to be cracked for the speakers to be
blown.


"Jarmen Kinyeta" wrote in message
news
Greetings all:

I have a pair of I 6.5 Infinity Reference 6002i's in the rear deck of my
1990 Mazda 626dx with a Kenwood head unit.

The speakers were installed about a month ago and I noticed they were not
putting out the "bump" they should be. After switching the wires on the
LEFT side, everything (the bass) sounds fine except for a buzz on the bass
hit in the RIGHT speaker now. The cones are not cracked that I can see,
so I'm left with thinking the wires connecting the speaker to the HU isn't
quite
hooked up right.

I'm a bit of a newbie to car audio so please excuse me if I sound like a
complete idiot. If the group has an FAQ somewhere online that this sort of
problem is covered in please feel free to point me in that direction.