Mr. Gadget

89 Vert
Kenwood 5025
Pioneer speakers in door and dash new wires puled to both
Stock headrest speakers - wired direct using factory wiring (jumpers in plug at amp)
All factory amps unplugged or removed

Unit has sperate ground installed, all wires soldered and covered with shrink

Over the course of about 30 minutes the output degrades in quality to the point where its hard to hear and what you do hear is poor quality. With a CD I can change tracks and everything comes back to normal. Radio or sattelite, must turn off unit for a few sec's and then it goes back to normal.

Any ideas?

tobecontinued

iTrader: (4)

Do I read correctly that you have 3 pairs of speakers hooked up to the head unit? If so, How? How many ohms are the factory head rest speakers?

You could be overheating the head-unit if you are powering too many speakers (esp. any lower than 4 ohms)

Mr. Gadget

actually 4 pair

2 in the doors (4 Ohms)

2 in the dash (4 ohms)

2 each in the head rests

SPNumber3

Thats only 3 pairs, but it does sound like your over heating the unit like tobecontinued said, maybe if you have 2 pairs running off the same channel that could be your problem, best bet is to write up a wiring diagram so we can see it better or give a more detailed explanation of how everything is hooked up.

diablone

iTrader: (2)

Two in each headrest, two headrests.

SPNumber3

i thought about that after i already hit the post button.

Mr. Gadget

dont have a graphics program at work, however the wiring is simple
LF output controls the L door and dash speaker
RF output controls the R door and dash speaker

LR controls the left headrest speakers on both seats
RR controls the right headrest speakers on both seats

all are + to + or - to - as indicated on wiring or speakers

no amps used (headrest speaker amp shot, therefore bypassed).

spot_skater

maybe you should use an amp if you're using that many speakers

i've got six speakers, and push two of them with an amp