Is this because my speaker wire is next to my power wire? only on driver side and WAY louder when motor is running?
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Is this because my speaker wire is next to my power wire? only on driver side and WAY louder when motor is running?
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maybe
on the passenger side away from the power wire, driver side is where the power wires run
yea you need to get them away from the power and grounds
**** and i just re wired it all (wrong) lol i shoulda known thx got another long *** job lol
what i do is pull the front seats out then run my wires ,it's easy that way
Ya im going to have to i just ran underneath the carpet but beside the seat but it will have to go over towards passanger side so im going to have to while im at it im going to get better wire all i have is 16 awg now lol trying to find some used 12 about 60 ft
could it be my amp rca input on the lest side or prob not? I just got this amp so idk if that could happen or not i am waiting on a paypal payment to clear so i can buy some 12 awg and redo it i dont want to do it now and then again once i get the wire
Speaker lines are very low impedance and not usually susceptable to picking up noise. Sometimes tweeter wiring will pick up whine but it's really rare. I would look at RCA cables first... try swapping them for starters.
This. RCA's are most affected because their signal is amplified, so even small amounts of noise can become obvious. Also check your groundsQuote:
Originally Posted by maylar
but it is only on the driver side when i switch them like left to right, right to left same thing driver side