Help on speaker noise
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50 Watt CAFz'r
Joined: Mar 2003
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I have 2 amps and 1 amp is running with 4 channel amps with 4 speakers. The front is running with components and my tweeters has engine noise when i rev up the car. It even makes noise at idle. I tried to move the RCA away to the power wire and it still does it. What could be the problem? Someone told me it could be the amp? Is that possible? I even got the noise compressor thing and it don't work. Anything can solve this problem?
I really appreciated if anyone can solve this problem.
I really appreciated if anyone can solve this problem.
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without knowing what you are running for gear and where your wires and gear are located it is pretty tough to ts
recomendation check your rca's
your ground for the amp and deck
unplug the rca,s see if the noise goes away.you may also wish to try a ground loop isolator
instead of a suppresor
recomendation check your rca's
your ground for the amp and deck
unplug the rca,s see if the noise goes away.you may also wish to try a ground loop isolator
instead of a suppresor
Thread Starter
50 Watt CAFz'r
Joined: Mar 2003
Posts: 61
Sorry. I will give u ppl more info.
I have 2 amps mounted on the back seat. I have a legacy amp for my 4 channel and a mtx amp for my sub. My crossovers is located inside the door panel. The rca is running the same way as the power wire right now. When i switch it around or run another RCA it does the same thing. So the RCA wires don't solve the problem. I mainly hear my tweeters having a lot of engine noise. The more i rev up the noiser it gets.
Any idea ppl? Thanx for all your help.
I have 2 amps mounted on the back seat. I have a legacy amp for my 4 channel and a mtx amp for my sub. My crossovers is located inside the door panel. The rca is running the same way as the power wire right now. When i switch it around or run another RCA it does the same thing. So the RCA wires don't solve the problem. I mainly hear my tweeters having a lot of engine noise. The more i rev up the noiser it gets.
Any idea ppl? Thanx for all your help.
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i say it's a baaaaad ground!!!
although funny thing was i once installed an amp
into pos car (not mine) and we ts motor noise for 2 hrs moved everything finnaly found a bad distributor cap (cracked) replaced and the noise went away.
trial and error you'll figure it out.
although funny thing was i once installed an amp
into pos car (not mine) and we ts motor noise for 2 hrs moved everything finnaly found a bad distributor cap (cracked) replaced and the noise went away.
trial and error you'll figure it out.
