Recent content by Aaron Dixon

Okay, I think I'm on to SOMETHING, but not sure what... I changed the deck to a Kenwood KDC-348U, so I now have a lot more control over the sound, plus I know nothing is wrong internally. I moved the remote wire away from the amp power cable. I moved the amp ground. I did get a ground loop...

It's not switched wires, and I checked just to make sure. Also, it did do it before I switched boxes. Sorry if I didn't make that clear. The subs have A LOT more power now. Before I switched boxes, my stock subs by the rear window overpowered the kickers, but if you went and looked at the subs...

Grounded the RCA on amp....still nothing different. I tried taking the ground that goes to the harness and grounded the deck to the firewall, didn't change anything either....Could the amp be bad as well? Or is this stricly a deck problem?

This is what it has though....I can't really ground wires on them. http://www.caraudio.com/gallery/showimage.php?i=12528&c=2 Should I try a new HU?

Rat's nest. Wiring Harness, RCA's, and the rest is for heater control.

New box I bought

start by grounding the rca's to the deck. I've heard of this too, but the RCA input/outputs on the deck are on cords, then turn to RCA plugs with caps on them. How would I ground them?

HELP ME fix the Humming...See my forum post.

HELP ME fix the Humming...See my forum post.

No audio in it, just my newst car I got in Novermber 2010. Runs Great, Don't judge on looks. Rare car,has the biggest engine it had from the factory.