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Quick question for you all. I tried a search but didn't find what I need. I have a Kenwood in dash DVD player connected to a Kicker CVR 12" The set up and wiring was working completely fine, but after a week I started getting horrible feedback from the sub. My friend had installed the headunit, so I went back and traced the wires. He had the RCA, remote, and power wires running together. So I seaperated the RCA's from the remote wire and I still have feedback. I checked the amp ground. moved it around a little. Now I have a humming feedback, and it gets higer pitched when I hit the gas. i'm not quite sure what to check from here, so any advice would be appreciated!
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QUOTE(spunky393 @ Mar 13, 2005 - 11:12 AM) You guys never mentioned the fact that if you're power amp cable is running by electronics in the engine bay, you may here a lot of commotion from that. (example, running your power wire on the celi from the battery right across the spark plug wires or distributer cap) [right][snapback]256701[/snapback][/right] Well that would be just STUPID to run your power cable over the engine, I assumed and hoped we didnt have to go that far. but yes that coudl cause problems. |
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