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I was crusing home the other night minding my own business..
i went over a bump and the sub shat itself... start going crazy and stopped a few second later.. it moved and the sub cable touched the boot floor i believe.
From there after i have a buzzing coming out of my speakers increasing with rpm?! Had never done this before and started randomly.
RCAs are good. Earth points are good HELP PLEASE
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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ever since i put in my new tweeters with a new amp ive had a buzzing coming from mine...a mate told me that installing a noise suppressor will stop the noise? havent been bothered to do it yet though because usually the music is too loud to hear the buzzing :P
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make sure your power cable4gauge i'd gather? is run on the oposite side to the RCA's if they are together going over a bump porbbaly moved them closer creating the buzz
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itll be the filer on your alternator, may have cooked when u shorted out teh amp wire.
little box screwed to the back of the alt
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I have had this exact same problem for like 6 months, wouldnt mind getting rid of it to. Bumppppp !
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bump for what?
it could be one of two things both have been posted.
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yeah my power and RCAs or on the opposite side of the car. PSI wagon thank you i reckon that would be exaclty it because it came out of no where when it was shorted out.. all i can narrow it down to.
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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Is it just the front.. or just the back? i think iut may just be pioneer could be other models, but if the rca's are removed wrong they can blow a fuse on the actual rca plug on the back of the head unit.. try running a wire around the outside of the rca bits on the back of your head unit that your using and try earthing that wire also, if that works its your head unit.
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