I need help

[mylows10 5,000+ posts]

If you switched out multiple decks and amps. Then it's got be a wiring or electrical issue I'd think

 

[CrossoverOre 10+ year member]

what kind of vehicle? what kind of mid range speakers? Have they been rewired or are you using the factory runs?

 

[Tantricz]

what kind of vehicle? what kind of mid range speakers? Have they been rewired or are you using the factory runs?

2010 Altima and they are wired to the amp now they use to be wired to the factory runs

 

[shizzzon 10+ year member]

Changed head unit, amp, it does it on every source..

There is only 1 thing left.. WIRING.

Either your speaker wires are loose, grounding or your power\ground is loose or bad connection.

And this all assumes all past troubleshooting methods were done properly.

 

[Slobalt]

do you have your mids/highs and subs on the one 4ch?

 

[Tantricz]

do you have your mids/highs and subs on the one 4ch?

No only thing on my 4 channel is 2 Ab 6.5s and 2 rainbow tweets

 

[Slobalt]

its got to be wiring then

 

[CrossoverOre 10+ year member]

I once heard of an installer having troubles like this. He re did the entire system from the ground up and still had issues. Swapped everything out multiple times and still no solution. He sold the car.

 

[Tantricz]

I once heard of an installer having troubles like this. He re did the entire system from the ground up and still had issues. Swapped everything out multiple times and still no solution. He sold the car.

I'm seriously about to just sell it. It's so ******* annoying

 

[CrossoverOre 10+ year member]

What I would do now is disconnect the speaker wires from the amp get your dmm and see what ohms the speakers are resting at. I would also to a reference check to ground as well. I havent seen it in a while but back in the day I remember there were some speakers that would actually ground out through the basket of the speaker itself. And it was just enough to cause sort of similar problems.