H/U Need help

[Stroker_Man91 10+ year member]

Ok got a h/u and hooked it up and i noticed when i play the radio and turn my bass up on my amp with the bass knob it would make the stations sound all static like it wasnt getting good reception so thought it might of been the h/u so i got another h/u and it does the same thing so any idea only when my bass up it does it

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[KaeZoo 10+ year member]

Some amplifiers, especially Class D amps, can interfere with FM radio reception. You can try relocating the amplifier further away from your antenna, but if that doesn't work the only fix is a different amp.

 

[Stroker_Man91 10+ year member]

well its not to bad but definitely noticable. i usually dont listen to radio mostly cd's i was just posting to get an idea of why it does it it really doesnt make a difference to me because like i said i only listen to cd anyways thanks for the info kaezoo

 

[NoviceGuru]

you rarely listen to radio... but you cared enough to get a new hu? crazy

 

[Stroker_Man91 10+ year member]

well it was a h/u i wanted but i also got it just to see if it was my h/u so it didnt mater to me if it did or didnt

 

[Hintzyboy 5,000+ posts]

all your stuff ***** except for maybe the stroker

 

[KidThump 10+ year member]

ample audio is a very good amp and is good quality.. so is amp, sub and h/u is good.. dual has held up good with me.. so quit trashing this guy..

 

[Hintzyboy 5,000+ posts]

Dual h/u's are balls. You may think it's a good unit, but I doubt it would come close to stacking up to most of the H/Us people have around here. As for the amp, I've never ran them, so i can't speak from personal experience. I have not heard anything bad about them, so I will admit I was a bit rash as far as the amp goes. However, it sounds like the problem is coming from the H/U anyway. You may like the price of the Dual, but you get what you pay for.