Wrong Again. Wasnt My Headunit Making the Noise. $20 to whom solves the problem!!

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Im having a SERIOUS noise problem in my system.

What Ive got:

pionner premier 860mp

kicker kx 650.4

cadence txa 1000D

The system was playing fine for months, then I switched back to this stereo setup with only 2 12's and the rxa to power them, played fine the first day of the install then went crazy after playing perfectly fine the next minute. The speakers made that noise and the subs were kind of making a rumbling noise

You can play it at lower volume and it will USUALLY play perfectly and quietly. Crank it and this high pitch little record scratch noise starts coming through!

People said it was my pionner deck, i found out a common problem with the pioners and fixed it myself, reinstalled, and the noise was still there. Then I swapped in a kenwood kdg230 lower end deck but perfectly working. Same noise.

So obviously its something thats still installed in my car.

When I had the pionner installed, I disconnected all the amps from the back of the deck via rcas and ran ONE speaker back to the deck and ran that speaker off the deck wattage, played perfect upto full volume.

I personally think it may be the kicker amp, but I dont have anything to substitute in its place at the moment

Anyone got any tips on what it could be causing this horrible noise?

I should probably mention. The power wire and rcas are run on opposite sides of the car. Both amps have there own set of rcas, and the kicker is a 4 chanel so I split its rcas at the amp to give myself 4 connections

$20 to whoever solves it, I could care less about the money, I want this solved.

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[Atimm693 10+ year member]

Take an MP3/portable CD player. Get a headphone jack-to-RCA cable and hook it up to each amp. If the noise is still there, then its you amp or the grounds/connections. If its not there than it has to be RCAs/HU.

 

[lostdaytomorrow 10+ year member]

Change the ground of the amp, and change out the RCAs

 

[fbi90909 5,000+ posts]

Take an MP3/portable CD player. Get a headphone jack-to-RCA cable and hook it up to each amp. If the noise is still there, then its you amp or the grounds/connections. If its not there than it has to be RCAs/HU.

i vote on this one.

 

[Haunz 10+ year member]

Send me $20 and I will tell you how to solve your problem

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[jj4475 10+ year member]

Send me $20 and I will tell you how to solve your problem
2x back guarentee..... ($40 )

how about you blow me

 

[pickup1 5,000+ posts]

bad ground.ground your rca's on the deck.

 

[spark plugs. 10+ year member]

when i had a similar problem, i found that my factory ground had somehow went bad and i made a new ground for my headunit.

 

[InfinitePeace 10+ year member]

It was the Kicker amp, I already solved this for him on CAF.

Actually it was said, but most believed it was the HU, which made sense, but I told him to change the amp AGAIN.