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<blockquote data-quote="KaMiKaZi_t0M" data-source="post: 4111175" data-attributes="member: 583328"><p>Thanks for the quick replies guys. The reason I wanted to change the rca's back there is that I have a special "sub woofer" output that links with my HU. And the sound is still there when a CD is playing, but you can kind of hear music in it too. I don't know how the RCA's would drastically stop working correctly at the same time. If I had a wire on the HU grounding out or not attached properly would that cause this happen. Do you think the HU is broken or something? Any other tests I can run to rule some other stuff out?</p><p></p><p>Thanks,</p><p></p><p>Tom</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KaMiKaZi_t0M, post: 4111175, member: 583328"] Thanks for the quick replies guys. The reason I wanted to change the rca's back there is that I have a special "sub woofer" output that links with my HU. And the sound is still there when a CD is playing, but you can kind of hear music in it too. I don't know how the RCA's would drastically stop working correctly at the same time. If I had a wire on the HU grounding out or not attached properly would that cause this happen. Do you think the HU is broken or something? Any other tests I can run to rule some other stuff out? Thanks, Tom [/QUOTE]
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