Ok, Let me explain this as best as I can.
I have 2 4 channels, both mounted to my amp rack, I have them on 2 distro blocks for power and ground(1/0in and 2 4ga out)
I have engine whine pretty bad, and have tried almost every trick in the book.
First off, I am not running a headunit right now, just iPod into the EQ.
The amps are grounded roughly 3ft directly to my 2nd battery.
The EQ is grounded the to chassis
If I unplug the RCA's out of the amps, the engine noise stops
I have tried a new set of RCA's, notta
Power and RCA's are ran on the opposite sides of the truck
I purchased a Stinger ground loop isolator from Darvex, still there and noticeable.
Now, in all reality, Im sure the engine noise isnt that bad, but when you have 8 pro audio style 6.5s, everything's loud.
I can drown it out by cranking it up really high, but In my mind its still there.
I also have a train horn installed, and when the compressor kicks on, I can hear that through my speakers also(compressor is grounded to the frame of the truck.)
Any other ideas?
I have 2 4 channels, both mounted to my amp rack, I have them on 2 distro blocks for power and ground(1/0in and 2 4ga out)
I have engine whine pretty bad, and have tried almost every trick in the book.
First off, I am not running a headunit right now, just iPod into the EQ.
The amps are grounded roughly 3ft directly to my 2nd battery.
The EQ is grounded the to chassis
If I unplug the RCA's out of the amps, the engine noise stops
I have tried a new set of RCA's, notta
Power and RCA's are ran on the opposite sides of the truck
I purchased a Stinger ground loop isolator from Darvex, still there and noticeable.
Now, in all reality, Im sure the engine noise isnt that bad, but when you have 8 pro audio style 6.5s, everything's loud.
I can drown it out by cranking it up really high, but In my mind its still there.
I also have a train horn installed, and when the compressor kicks on, I can hear that through my speakers also(compressor is grounded to the frame of the truck.)
Any other ideas?