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It most likely has something to do with the RCA's. Do you have a aftermarket head unit? Usually when someone doesn't, they have a high/low impendence box somewhere to make up for the preamp outputs. Find where that is and try moving it somewhere else further away from your speakers. Or, turn down the gain.

 
yeah, everything is aftermarket, and i dont think it has anything to do with the rca's. normally it prolly would, but this occurred because of a ****** swap. theres no reason they should have touched the rca's. its gotta be a grounding problem, i just cant figure out where to start.

 
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