Also the grounds are pretty good. I used a triple foot for my sub amp ground and a Pro style term for my 4 channel amp. They are both grounded at the same place about 1 inch away from each other. So i dont think it was that. Maybe the GND and 12v rubbed against each other? What do you guys think?
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