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<blockquote data-quote="gHOstFaCe" data-source="post: 2217496" data-attributes="member: 563129">Admin, please delete this thread.....A wire came loose on the inside of the box.....The static is just the radio POS stock Bose BS FTL!Ok, me CD player on my HU died, so next week it is being replaced by the dealership...yes, it is stock, and no I can&#039;t change it.Today I was listening to the radio, get to the gym, turn off the car and everything is fine.&nbsp; I get back in the car and NO bass. Zip zilch nada....All the wires are fine, pwr, gnd, rmt..all fine.I drive home to further investigate.&nbsp; What I found is that when I plug the RCA&#039;s to the input on the amp, it seems to affect the anntenna on the radio, it gets staticy like theres bad reception.&nbsp; Unplug the rca&#039;s an boom clear radio.Any ideas?Could low power cause this, like an alt problem?&nbsp; HU fuxored?&nbsp; Amp fuxored?Amp is a US Amps MD2 BTW</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gHOstFaCe, post: 2217496, member: 563129"] Admin, please delete this thread..... A wire came loose on the inside of the box.....The static is just the radio POS stock Bose BS FTL! Ok, me CD player on my HU died, so next week it is being replaced by the dealership...yes, it is stock, and no I can't change it. Today I was listening to the radio, get to the gym, turn off the car and everything is fine. I get back in the car and NO bass. Zip zilch nada....All the wires are fine, pwr, gnd, rmt..all fine. I drive home to further investigate. What I found is that when I plug the RCA's to the input on the amp, it seems to affect the anntenna on the radio, it gets staticy like theres bad reception. Unplug the rca's an boom clear radio. Any ideas? Could low power cause this, like an alt problem? HU fuxored? Amp fuxored? Amp is a US Amps MD2 BTW [/QUOTE]

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