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there is a whining noise coming from my left/rear pioneer TS-G1647 Mounting Depth: 1-5/8" Tweeter Protrusion: 3/8" Sensitivity (Efficiency): 92dB (1W/1m) Frequency Response: 35 - 22,000Hz Cutout Dimensions: 5" Impedance: 4 ohms There is also a bass blocker on it
what could be the problem it is only coming from one speaker?
Posts: 18 | From: Atl,Ga | Registered: Oct 2002
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Does it whine when you step on the gas...or does it whine all the time. If it whines when you step on the gas...then you need to reground.
Posts: 150 | From: Kansas City, MO | Registered: Oct 2002
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thanks for the info and it is whining everytime i step on the gas sounds like i gotta f****** bomb in the car like im on SPEED
Posts: 18 | From: Atl,Ga | Registered: Oct 2002
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1) relocate your ground and/or strip the paint off of the grounding point. 2)move your RCA's away from your power wire.
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forget the grounds and mute the amp with muting plugs then work you way up the siganl chain
Posts: 137 | From: wilmington, DE | Registered: Mar 2002
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thanks everyone i got rid of that whining noise but know i can hear the pop everytime i change the station or disc track it's not my subs or anything cause they aren't in the car what else could it be? my crappy HU?
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if unamplified---- and they just run off the stereo try puting the HU on a isolated power supply[small battery/bench supply]. does it still pop?
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