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<blockquote data-quote="Dj-torn" data-source="post: 1061188" data-attributes="member: 553398">OK guys,I have taken these steps to eliminate ground noise;1. Sanded Grounding Point and terminals2. Seperated Power wires from speaker wires (Run different directions)3. My gain is set to 12 o&#039;clockjavascript:ShowImage(I have 3 mayor problems;1. I have the ground noise,2. My right tweeter lets more ground noise through that the left, or at least thats what i hear (Sat in every seat in the car, i still think it comes from there)3. When put on the turn signals, i can hear hear the clicking in the tweetersAnd one last bit of info on the install, i ran the rem wire to my cigaret lighter (i think this is whats causing the turn signal problem) Should i run this to the battery and then just put on a 12V switch to turn on and off the amp?Helps very much apreciated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dj-torn, post: 1061188, member: 553398"] OK guys, I have taken these steps to eliminate ground noise; 1. Sanded Grounding Point and terminals 2. Seperated Power wires from speaker wires (Run different directions) 3. My gain is set to 12 o'clock [IMG]javascript:ShowImage([/IMG] I have 3 mayor problems; 1. I have the ground noise, 2. My right tweeter lets more ground noise through that the left, or at least thats what i hear (Sat in every seat in the car, i still think it comes from there) 3. When put on the turn signals, i can hear hear the clicking in the tweeters And one last bit of info on the install, i ran the rem wire to my cigaret lighter (i think this is whats causing the turn signal problem) Should i run this to the battery and then just put on a 12V switch to turn on and off the amp? Helps very much apreciated. [/QUOTE]

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