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<blockquote data-quote="rrmccabe" data-source="post: 3585292" data-attributes="member: 582712">I just did an install in a 06 Trailblazer.&nbsp; This system is a&nbsp; Pioneer Z2 connected to a JL Audio 5 channel (500-5) amp with JL Audio speakers.I connected the amp with Monster cable RCA cables. <a href="http://www.monstercable.com/mpc/productPageMPC.asp?pin=2934&amp;amp;section=three" target="_blank">These here</a>I am getting noise in the speakers that I can hear with low or no audio from headunit.&nbsp; I can unplug RCAs from the amp and it quits. It sounds computer generated to me.My power runs along drivers side to amp&nbsp; in rear and pre-amp and backup camera run along sill plate on passenger side. There is a OEM loom on both sides under the sill plates.I can access the RCA cable&nbsp; from the glove box and can introduce noise just by grabbing the cable.Any ideas how to get rid of this. I assumed the monster cable should be decent.&nbsp; The head unit is well grounded as is the amp.Thanks in advance.Rich</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rrmccabe, post: 3585292, member: 582712"] I just did an install in a 06 Trailblazer. This system is a Pioneer Z2 connected to a JL Audio 5 channel (500-5) amp with JL Audio speakers. I connected the amp with Monster cable RCA cables. [URL="http://www.monstercable.com/mpc/productPageMPC.asp?pin=2934&section=three"]These here[/URL] I am getting noise in the speakers that I can hear with low or no audio from headunit. I can unplug RCAs from the amp and it quits. It sounds computer generated to me. My power runs along drivers side to amp in rear and pre-amp and backup camera run along sill plate on passenger side. There is a OEM loom on both sides under the sill plates. I can access the RCA cable from the glove box and can introduce noise just by grabbing the cable. Any ideas how to get rid of this. I assumed the monster cable should be decent. The head unit is well grounded as is the amp. Thanks in advance. Rich [/QUOTE]

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