So a few days ago I installed a new head unit and speakers into my truck, and since then they have been giving off this irritating static noise. I don't have much experience with car audio so I came here looking for help with this. I have a 2012 Nissan Frontier King Cab. My new head unit is a Boss BV760B and my 4 speakers are all Kicker CS series speakers, and I am not using an external amp. The new head unit has 20watts RMS/4 channels and the speakers are 4 ohm 100 watt RMS. I have no idea how to fix this issue and im running out of patience. Help?
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