Hof

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I just got all my wiring rigged up in my vehicle to run both my amps. However, I am having a problem with alternator whine from my front speakers. I disconnected the rca's on my front amp, and the problem seems to go away. I bought the basic knukonceptz klarity cable and I don't think that it is shielded. Would that be the reason for my problems, as I ran it along with my speaker wire to my fronts? If it is, how far do I need to keep my rca's away from my speaker wires?

zzzzzzz

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mine was my amp
but try adding a new neg to the deck also try to get the same # on the neg on the amps and the deck also try a dif set of rca's

Loud Brown Kicker Colt

iTrader: (1)

try turning your gains down.
sometimes a cap can help clean up charging system noise.

Hof

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I tryed turning my gains all the way down, still have noise. I guess I will have to try a new set of rca's. Maybe having shielded ones will help. It will suck putting new rca's in with my wall. At least it isn't sealed yet.

zzzzzzz

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try a cd player(not the deck ) or some thing like it to the amp and see if that helps

Hof

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I hooked my ipod up to it too. I'm pretty sure its the rca's. Ill check it in the next couple days. If the rca's aren't shielded, is that a pretty good bet they are picking up noise?

zzzzzzz

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try adding a new neg to the deck

surround sound

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l changed my rca to shielded, seemed to help. keep rca as far away from all other wires if possible. l also grounded back to the battery and my cap is ground to the cabin. good luck. what car

Haunz

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for most ppl a good quality isolator is the way to go.. they are relativley cheap and easy to find... and in most cases there is little affect to the origional signal...

tweakerxp

Sounds like a good idea, how would someone go about grounding their RCAs to their deck though?