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ok i had the panansonic ghost face cd player, the touch screen anyway i got rid of it to get the Pioneer DEH-P5800MP. now i got all kinds of dang noise. i can hear my cd load,engine noise when i have the cd player volume on 0, and at first i could hear a pop everytime i hit my locks! thats right whenever i get ready to lock my doors i can hear it threw my subwoofers. i also get the pop sound when i turn on and off the cdplayer. ive tried relocating the ground an crap should i jus go get another cd player or what? thanks!
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Try grounding the outer barrel of the rca with a wire while it's connected to the amp. If the noises go away, drop a PM.
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can u be more specific? and also i went to take alook at the subs because i notcied all my low bass went to hell, compared to using the other cd player. anyway the subs looked like pulse was going threw them prior to the beat so im jus going to go back to my panasonic im not satisfied with the pioneer at all besides its features Thanks!
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well nm i did that and no luck what so ever. its the cd player i know 100% because i put just a piece of wire in one of the RCA and all the noise stop well 95% of it did. but the speakers are moving in and out even when the cd player is on 0. and i put a drill to the subwoofer getting ready to take them out and everytime i press the drill u can hear it threw my speakers! so that particular cd player is faulty. i had no problems what so ever with my panasonic and i had way more low end bass. so back to the panasonic it is until i find another SOny cd player or something that reads mp3's. thanks for the help anyway!
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I can tell you thats it a problem with the pioneer rca outputs , I own a store in upstate ny ,and i get alot of complaints about the pioneer cd players when the rca outputs are used .You get all sorts of wine and can hear the cd player making noise when its in between tracks.So your not the 1st to complain and you wont be the last. Everytime i get this problem i just swap it out to a different manufacture ,like pana , clarion ,kenwood ,jvc .As soon as i do this ,Bam all noise is gone .Shoulda kept the Pana (lol).So my advice to you is get rid of the pioneer ,and pick a different brand ,dont bother trying a new one, because eventually you will be in the same position .
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Get an Alpine, Problem Solved!!! Sounds better than Pioneer and Panasonic! Pioneers are notorious for ground shield problems on the RCA's. If your dead set on Pioneer though, get a 7800 or better. They sound much better than the cheaper ones but still not as good as a cheaper alpine!
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I had two radio's come back last week with this issue, Both pioneers, I never seen them do this before but all the sudden 2 have the same problem within 3 days...
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I have seen this problem in almost evry model ,didnt matter if it was the 1000 series or a fold out screen .If your gonna buy a pioneer dont use it if you intend to use amplifiers .Not saying everyone will do this ,but why take the chance.
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Hardcor I agree, pioneers are very touchy when it comes to their rca's, but what causes them to go and induces alt. noise is often a common install error.
Although Pioneer is the most common, I have had to repair the rca outs on just about every brand of H/U at some time or another.
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I am not saying others do go bad ,just saying i have seen alot of pioneers go bad .And if some of its install error ,i can believe that .Some of these guys shouldn't be touching anything car audio related .
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problem with the pioneers is the fuse into the ground line on the mainboard .Its blows very easy just replace it with wire Posts: 6 | From: holland | Registered: Sep 2005
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quote:Originally posted by HardcorAudio: why does the fuse blow?
Agree with you that SOME people shouldn't be touching audio equip.
Now to answer your question^^^ pay close attention to what happens when you connect the pos and the neg on the amp for the first time. (zap!)
Now, that is exactly why you make sure that your rca's are NOT connected until you have already connected the main pos and neg on an amp.
See... simple common error which can render a $1500+ unit rcas poop.
(trust )
If not, then I know a guy that can take care of it.
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if the amp is not grounded very good, sometimes it will try to ground itself through the shield of the rcas, thus burning out the internal ground of the radio. like az ss said, take a piece of wire, skin back cover & hook one end of the wire over the shielt of rcas & plug the rca back in to the radio. then ground the other end of the wire. (this has to be done right behind the radio, not at the amp.)
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FYI Pioneer has used semi-balanced outputs for quite a few years now. Anyone who has used US Amps (due to the fact they need a grounded input signal) knows this VERY VERY well.
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