getting a low hiss

bradl79
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i have a 4ch amp running component in the fronts and sub in the rears i have them bridged and have proper rms, i can turn the gain all the way down and i still get a hiss in the tweeter and mids, no noise from the bass, i have vol turned all the way down also, i can turn my key to accessory so do not have to have the engine on. could this be a ground issue? i checked all the wires and are solid.

 
they are hooked up to the amp. b/c hiss is coming from all 4 Tweet/Mids, i have the L/R wires running from amp to cross over and from cross to mids and tweets, if there is one loose/bad connection on one wire, could that cause a hiss on all front speakers, Tweets and mids?

 
its not the ground, i ran a new ground and made sure it was on clean metal.
Depends on the Metal.Not just metal,would be a good ground.A good ground would be to the Chassis/Frame of the Vehicle, not a metal spot to scratch down.Newer5 vehicles from 90 on up mainly are Cheesy Metal /unibody sub frames.Try running a solid ground wire to the body Frame

 
this is what i was grounding to

i removed the black paint off, would this be good enough?

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