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<blockquote data-quote="1aespinoza" data-source="post: 8878202" data-attributes="member: 654802">Great video. Unfortunately it is all about getting output signals out of the radio for adding an amplifier.&nbsp;Only way to add signal into those wires would be to cut the wire to prevent the signal from going up into the radio and causing noise, but still going into the amplifier. Too much hassle IMO.&nbsp;So this only leaves the option of using the radio&#039;s inputs to test audio.&nbsp;So your issue is you wish to get rid of the noise from your speakers. You think the provided wiring harness is picking up noise along the way and passing it into the TAU. The wire itself would pick up noise even if the RCAs would not be in it, so I doubt that is the source.&nbsp; Being that the original radio may be a floating ground unit, the other option aside from the ground loop isolator, would be to use floating ground adapters. You would have to cut harness wires to splice them in. Heavy task which will not guarantee success but no other ideas come to mind.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="1aespinoza, post: 8878202, member: 654802"] Great video. Unfortunately it is all about getting output signals out of the radio for adding an amplifier. Only way to add signal into those wires would be to cut the wire to prevent the signal from going up into the radio and causing noise, but still going into the amplifier. Too much hassle IMO. So this only leaves the option of using the radio's inputs to test audio. So your issue is you wish to get rid of the noise from your speakers. You think the provided wiring harness is picking up noise along the way and passing it into the TAU. The wire itself would pick up noise even if the RCAs would not be in it, so I doubt that is the source. Being that the original radio may be a floating ground unit, the other option aside from the ground loop isolator, would be to use floating ground adapters. You would have to cut harness wires to splice them in. Heavy task which will not guarantee success but no other ideas come to mind. [/QUOTE]

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