Kenwood DNX8120 problem

bpd138 · 05-23-2009, 11:09 AM

I couldn't wait until Sunday! lol
As it turns out it was my own silly, ignorant fault. I now have my bluetooth working correctly and I also have my navigation prompts back.

I've installed many headunits and speakers in the past but never an amp. Well this was my first amp install, so I suppose I should have expected some kind of problem. Anyway, on the amp there are a bunch of switches. There are two switches, one under the front speaker settings and one underthe rear speaker settings. These two swithces have three settings, Sub, Rear and Front. All I had to do was slide the front speaker switch to, yes you guessed it......"Front" and all was right with the world again.

Part of the problem was the user manual did not show these two switches. On a new amp these two swithces are covered up with a label. I bought a refurbished amp and they were uncovered. Being ignorant about amps, I just left everything set the way I received it.

Now I am totally thrilled with my setup. Everything works greeat and sounds great.

Take care,
Willie

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05-23-2009, 11:09 AM	#4 (permalink)
bpd138 Base Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 38 Drives: 370Z Auto W/Sport Rep Power: 18	I couldn't wait until Sunday! lol As it turns out it was my own silly, ignorant fault. I now have my bluetooth working correctly and I also have my navigation prompts back. I've installed many headunits and speakers in the past but never an amp. Well this was my first amp install, so I suppose I should have expected some kind of problem. Anyway, on the amp there are a bunch of switches. There are two switches, one under the front speaker settings and one underthe rear speaker settings. These two swithces have three settings, Sub, Rear and Front. All I had to do was slide the front speaker switch to, yes you guessed it......"Front" and all was right with the world again. Part of the problem was the user manual did not show these two switches. On a new amp these two swithces are covered up with a label. I bought a refurbished amp and they were uncovered. Being ignorant about amps, I just left everything set the way I received it. Now I am totally thrilled with my setup. Everything works greeat and sounds great. Take care, Willie