Odd Noise Prob..
10-20-2004 | 10:25 AM
#11
Dude.. try another source like a diskman or something..
If it goes away then you found your problem...
If its only one output on your HU, then simply switching the RCAs should have moved the noise to the other channel... though..
From what you've said I still think its the amp.. but Iam not there to see for myself... so... [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img]
If it goes away then you found your problem...
If its only one output on your HU, then simply switching the RCAs should have moved the noise to the other channel... though..
From what you've said I still think its the amp.. but Iam not there to see for myself... so... [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img]
10-20-2004 | 10:33 AM
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Originally posted by Haunz:
Dude.. try another source like a diskman or something..
If it goes away then you found your problem...
If its only one output on your HU, then simply switching the RCAs should have moved the noise to the other channel... though..
From what you've said I still think its the amp.. but Iam not there to see for myself... so... [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img]
Dude.. try another source like a diskman or something..
If it goes away then you found your problem...
If its only one output on your HU, then simply switching the RCAs should have moved the noise to the other channel... though..
From what you've said I still think its the amp.. but Iam not there to see for myself... so... [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img]
If it was the amp,wouldnt the noise be there when I unplugged the the RCA's from the amp?It went away when I did that...
10-20-2004 | 10:47 AM
#13
If noise is still gone when you put in a mutting plug then its not the amp (a muting plug is an RCA end with +ve and -ve put together)
But OK, if the noise moved like you say you should try a different source....
[ October 20, 2004, 11:48 AM: Message edited by: Haunz ]
But OK, if the noise moved like you say you should try a different source....
[ October 20, 2004, 11:48 AM: Message edited by: Haunz ]
10-20-2004 | 11:16 AM
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Originally posted by NoMore8Track on October 18 11:42:
Oops....It stayed in same spot...
Ya know...now that I sit and type that I think I just figured it out... [img]graemlins/banghead.gif[/img]
Not the deck...the amp....But what would it be?or would it be something in wiring?
Oops....It stayed in same spot...
Ya know...now that I sit and type that I think I just figured it out... [img]graemlins/banghead.gif[/img]
Not the deck...the amp....But what would it be?or would it be something in wiring?
Originally posted by NoMore8Track on October 20 11:33:
I did swap the RCA's at the amp and thats exactly what happened..to the other side...
If it was the amp,wouldnt the noise be there when I unplugged the the RCA's from the amp?It went away when I did that...
I did swap the RCA's at the amp and thats exactly what happened..to the other side...
If it was the amp,wouldnt the noise be there when I unplugged the the RCA's from the amp?It went away when I did that...
Dude, Get your story straight. Which is it?
10-20-2004 | 11:21 AM
#16
LMAO.. ya, its kind of hard to trouble shoot when someone gives you conflicting information...
Its funny when you actually know what you are doing... I've solved problems in 5min that my neewbie buddies had been trying to fix for monthes... [img]graemlins/banghead.gif[/img]
[img]graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]
Its funny when you actually know what you are doing... I've solved problems in 5min that my neewbie buddies had been trying to fix for monthes... [img]graemlins/banghead.gif[/img]
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10-20-2004 | 10:42 PM
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I'm not convinced the problem is the amp, nor I am I convinced the problem is the deck. I think the problem is you 
JK
Seriously though, it would probably benefit you greatly to forget all the stuff you think you tried with your system and go back to your car with a fresh start.
Take a pad and paper in with you document what you do and the result. That way you don't second guess what you think you remember, and we can help you out.
Right now, since you've flip-flopped, I personally won't take any of your comments to be too accurate until you've redone your diagnostics. I say this because we've all been there when there is a nagging problem we can't figure out and we've tried so many different things that all of the outcomes startrunningtogetherandgettingconfused.
JKSeriously though, it would probably benefit you greatly to forget all the stuff you think you tried with your system and go back to your car with a fresh start.
Take a pad and paper in with you document what you do and the result. That way you don't second guess what you think you remember, and we can help you out.
Right now, since you've flip-flopped, I personally won't take any of your comments to be too accurate until you've redone your diagnostics. I say this because we've all been there when there is a nagging problem we can't figure out and we've tried so many different things that all of the outcomes startrunningtogetherandgettingconfused.
10-21-2004 | 11:41 PM
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Originally posted by maltesechicken:
I'm not convinced the problem is the amp, nor I am I convinced the problem is the deck. I think the problem is you JK
Seriously though, it would probably benefit you greatly to forget all the stuff you think you tried with your system and go back to your car with a fresh start.
Take a pad and paper in with you document what you do and the result. That way you don't second guess what you think you remember, and we can help you out.
Right now, since you've flip-flopped, I personally won't take any of your comments to be too accurate until you've redone your diagnostics. I say this because we've all been there when there is a nagging problem we can't figure out and we've tried so many different things that all of the outcomes startrunningtogetherandgettingconfused.
I'm not convinced the problem is the amp, nor I am I convinced the problem is the deck. I think the problem is you
JKSeriously though, it would probably benefit you greatly to forget all the stuff you think you tried with your system and go back to your car with a fresh start.
Take a pad and paper in with you document what you do and the result. That way you don't second guess what you think you remember, and we can help you out.
Right now, since you've flip-flopped, I personally won't take any of your comments to be too accurate until you've redone your diagnostics. I say this because we've all been there when there is a nagging problem we can't figure out and we've tried so many different things that all of the outcomes startrunningtogetherandgettingconfused.
Anyway..Lets start from scratch here...
The other day all I did was unplug the RCA's from the amp.When I did that there was still a slight odd sound coming from the subs(I run my main RCA's into two sets of splitters).When I switched the inputs for the fronts,the sound switched sides.
I think my next step(when it warms up enough outside to do so)is to eliminate the splitters and run the RCA's straight to the front amp only alone.
Your thoughts?
10-25-2004 | 07:46 AM
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Originally posted by Aaronski Birdmanovich:
I noticed sometime ago this odd little "psst/buzz"type noise coming from my left channel
(I run front stage only).
I noticed sometime ago this odd little "psst/buzz"type noise coming from my left channel
(I run front stage only).
Originally posted by Aaronski Birdmanovich:
. . . When I did that there was still a slight odd sound coming from the subs(I run my main RCA's into two sets of splitters).When I switched the inputs for the fronts,the sound switched sides.
. . . When I did that there was still a slight odd sound coming from the subs(I run my main RCA's into two sets of splitters).When I switched the inputs for the fronts,the sound switched sides.
What next? This isn't really installed in a car but your home?
Sorry for my cynicism, but I'm having a hard time following you.
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