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<blockquote data-quote="draegonaudio" data-source="post: 21722" data-attributes="member: 542279"><p>you need to turn the filter in the "on" position, on your amp that turns off the voice going to your sub's voice coils, now i'm not sure what kind of switches you have on your amp, but there should be some kind of switch that will that off, i have a kennwood and it's called a "low pass filter", when i have that "off" i get that buzz also, so check it out on your amp and that should solve your problem, hope i was some help.....peace</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="draegonaudio, post: 21722, member: 542279"] you need to turn the filter in the "on" position, on your amp that turns off the voice going to your sub's voice coils, now i'm not sure what kind of switches you have on your amp, but there should be some kind of switch that will that off, i have a kennwood and it's called a "low pass filter", when i have that "off" i get that buzz also, so check it out on your amp and that should solve your problem, hope i was some help.....peace [/QUOTE]
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