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<blockquote data-quote="ntense702" data-source="post: 1333682" data-attributes="member: 559630"><p>since you specified it's coming from the tweets and mids it most likely is due to a bad ground from your 400.2 amp (make sure it is grounded to a bare metal surface) or it could be your rca cables, check them out and see if that gets you anywhere, also, as a last resort, swap your amp and see if the problem still occurs so you can determine whether or not it is the amp causing the problem</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ntense702, post: 1333682, member: 559630"] since you specified it's coming from the tweets and mids it most likely is due to a bad ground from your 400.2 amp (make sure it is grounded to a bare metal surface) or it could be your rca cables, check them out and see if that gets you anywhere, also, as a last resort, swap your amp and see if the problem still occurs so you can determine whether or not it is the amp causing the problem [/QUOTE]
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