Subject	If I were in your shoes...
Posted by	Cuis-Z on January 04, 2010 at 11:22 AM
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In Reply To	Any audio guys out there?? help posted by makaofox(NJ) on January 03, 2010 at 08:10 PM
Message	I would replace the RCA's, reground both amps to 1 solid grounding point using 18" or less of the manufacturer's suggested gauge wire and check/clean/re-do the ground on the head unit as well. Lastly I would get a 1F Capacitor as well, it can do much to clean up your power supply.
Follow Ups	Any audio guys out there?? help - makaofox(NJ) 20:10:31 01/03/10 ive had this happen before and the solution for me was - pearlzed 20:22:21 01/03/10 rcas - makaofox(NJ) 20:34:36 01/03/10 Would you please use English? - BobbyT 21:00:05 01/03/10 Re: Any audio guys out there?? help - CmyZ 20:51:23 01/03/10 Change your RCA's - Dream Z 21:27:30 01/03/10 2nd. (n/m) - ZiNnYc 22:07:21 01/03/10 Take some time to make you question easy to read - Summeronthechain (MN) 22:15:39 01/03/10 gaaahhhhhhh my hEaD!!! - vorpalZ 22:53:21 01/03/10 Re: Any audio guys out there?? help - DracoZ 23:52:37 01/03/10 No quick fix - Graphx007 07:27:05 01/04/10 ok im sorry - makaofox(NJ) 07:51:17 01/04/10 Try and replace your RCA cables. If you still have problems - DaelementZ 08:52:33 01/04/10 Re: ok im sorry - Graphx007 09:19:21 01/04/10 There's an app for that. :) (n/m) - ZX NAT 08:37:45 01/04/10 If I were in your shoes... - Cuis-Z 11:22:39 01/04/10 Thanx - makaofox(NJ) 17:16:02 01/04/10
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