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Over the weekend I installed a Kenwood 9960 into the Z. Once it was all hooked up, I realized that the volume was very quiet. I had to turn the
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Volume issues with aftermarket installation
Over the weekend I installed a Kenwood 9960 into the Z. Once it was all hooked up, I realized that the volume was very quiet. I had to turn the volume to the highest level for it to even become audible.
- I am quite sure I have hooked up everything correctly - There is no volume offset - Attenuation is not on Any reason for this? |
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