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<blockquote data-quote="SpeakersGoBoom" data-source="post: 5105008" data-attributes="member: 603028"><p>I actually just fixed this problem in my car.... If anywhere in your car the RCA's are too close, on top of, or right next to the power wire it will cause the speakers to create white noise. If you have checked everything else (ground wire, fuses, etc) then this is probably the problem, so either get some overpriced RCA's with thick insulation or better yet, just rewire it so the RCA's are no where near your power wire.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SpeakersGoBoom, post: 5105008, member: 603028"] I actually just fixed this problem in my car.... If anywhere in your car the RCA's are too close, on top of, or right next to the power wire it will cause the speakers to create white noise. If you have checked everything else (ground wire, fuses, etc) then this is probably the problem, so either get some overpriced RCA's with thick insulation or better yet, just rewire it so the RCA's are no where near your power wire. [/QUOTE]
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