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<blockquote data-quote="AndrewH05" data-source="post: 8061699" data-attributes="member: 652892"><p>Does it matter if I ground them at the amp rather than the back of HU? That way I can run them to the same ground as the amplifiers. Re running the RCAs is literally the last thing I'd ever do. I ran them on the opposite side as the power cables and seeing as there's no issues when either one is plugged in but not both, I can't imagine the issue is the RCA, if one was picking up interference it would do so regardless of whether or not both are connected.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AndrewH05, post: 8061699, member: 652892"] Does it matter if I ground them at the amp rather than the back of HU? That way I can run them to the same ground as the amplifiers. Re running the RCAs is literally the last thing I'd ever do. I ran them on the opposite side as the power cables and seeing as there's no issues when either one is plugged in but not both, I can't imagine the issue is the RCA, if one was picking up interference it would do so regardless of whether or not both are connected. [/QUOTE]
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