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<blockquote data-quote="taylor" data-source="post: 134533" data-attributes="member: 541245">man i need your advice, my speaker amp is a planet audio 300/4, i have system noise, i have rewired the car and tried everything, i have bypassed my eq, ran rca&#039;s over the seats, ohmed out the grounds at front and back, changed h/u grounds, tried a ground loop isolator, muting plugs, test speaker etc......my amp has rca pass thru&#039;s for passing signal to&nbsp; a nother amp or channels 3 and 4, i use it to pass signal to&nbsp; channels 3 and 4, now i noticed that when i changed rca&#039;s&nbsp; that the noise is significantly reduced, but still there, and if i un power my cva 1005 and unplug all rca&#039;s from the amp the noise still remains, i also used a test speaker at the amp, and still noise....so after all this, you think maybe faulty amp, i asked you because i was wondering if you maybe knew of what else could cause a problem like this....besides maybe a faulty amp...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="taylor, post: 134533, member: 541245"] man i need your advice, my speaker amp is a planet audio 300/4, i have system noise, i have rewired the car and tried everything, i have bypassed my eq, ran rca's over the seats, ohmed out the grounds at front and back, changed h/u grounds, tried a ground loop isolator, muting plugs, test speaker etc......my amp has rca pass thru's for passing signal to a nother amp or channels 3 and 4, i use it to pass signal to channels 3 and 4, now i noticed that when i changed rca's that the noise is significantly reduced, but still there, and if i un power my cva 1005 and unplug all rca's from the amp the noise still remains, i also used a test speaker at the amp, and still noise.... so after all this, you think maybe faulty amp, i asked you because i was wondering if you maybe knew of what else could cause a problem like this....besides maybe a faulty amp... [/QUOTE]

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