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    Subwoofer Squaling/High Pitch Sound

    Here's the update- with key in accessory position, multimeter reads .63 V DC and 0.00 V AC on speaker terminals. With engine started, multimeter reads .52 V DC and 0.00 V AC on speaker terminals. I think we have our answer- my amp is putting out DC current, just like you guys were thinking...
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    Subwoofer Squaling/High Pitch Sound

    I will be sure to try that tomorrow after work and I will report back! I did hook up the multimeter to the speaker outputs earlier today and it fluctated between about 2.15-2.4 V, but I can't remember if it was AC or DC... I greatly appreciate the help. And that stinks man! Another reason why I...
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    Subwoofer Squaling/High Pitch Sound

    I do have a multimeter. How would I go about testing to see if the amp is producing dc voltage?
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    Subwoofer Squaling/High Pitch Sound

    Correct. And the new set of subs make that noise that's in the video, regardless if it's connected to the head unit or not. If I start the engine and leave the subs connected to the amp, it will make that sound continuously until they burnt out again.
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    Subwoofer Squaling/High Pitch Sound

    Yes, I have a Pioneer MVH-X380BT.
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    Subwoofer Squaling/High Pitch Sound

    What would you recommend doing to fix the ground loop?
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    Subwoofer Squaling/High Pitch Sound

    Back in July 2017, I installed an Alpine PDX-M6 amp and two Pioneer TS-SWX2502 subwoofers with 4 gauge wiring. They worked great for about 5 months. I unplugged the power connector from the amp and then replugged the amp back in a couple days later. As soon as I plugged in the amp, both of my...
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