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<blockquote data-quote="ntech" data-source="post: 1206409" data-attributes="member: 563978">I have a 05 accord I installed a stereo into.&nbsp; I installed two amps, one is 150 watts powering a 300 10&quot; subwoofer.&nbsp; The second is a 200 watt amp powering four cabin speakers (6x9&quot;, 6.5&quot;).&nbsp; I kept the stock stereo head unit, and used a line out converter due to no RCA preouts.&nbsp; Upon receipt of the car, I had noticed a continual hissing sound in the speakers, when music is at low volume.&nbsp; It is similar to the sound a tape player makes when you press play.&nbsp; Could this be feedback or interference caused by the line out converter?&nbsp;&nbsp; If so, is there anything I can do to fix the problem?&nbsp; Is there any honda factory head units that have RCA preouts?I am trying to avoid using a custom head unit, due to unwanted attention that may be attracted by potential thieves.&nbsp; Right now everything is hidden, and looks 100% stock from the outside, I would prefer to keep it that way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ntech, post: 1206409, member: 563978"] I have a 05 accord I installed a stereo into. I installed two amps, one is 150 watts powering a 300 10" subwoofer. The second is a 200 watt amp powering four cabin speakers (6x9", 6.5"). I kept the stock stereo head unit, and used a line out converter due to no RCA preouts. Upon receipt of the car, I had noticed a continual hissing sound in the speakers, when music is at low volume. It is similar to the sound a tape player makes when you press play. Could this be feedback or interference caused by the line out converter? If so, is there anything I can do to fix the problem? Is there any honda factory head units that have RCA preouts? I am trying to avoid using a custom head unit, due to unwanted attention that may be attracted by potential thieves. Right now everything is hidden, and looks 100% stock from the outside, I would prefer to keep it that way. [/QUOTE]

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