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Aftermarket Speaker Engine Noise

Old Apr 29, 2005 | 05:54 AM
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I installed a completely new sound system in my '98 2.8 Quattro except the factory HU. (Non-Bose) I received some great help from the forum during my installation, but now that I have my 4 Channel amp powering the new front speakers ( Infinity Kappa 4") I am getting engine noise, hissing that increasing pitch with RPM, and a popping noise when I turn the system on and off. I read a post that said they heard this problem is with the HU and not the speaker installation. I didn't have any problems with the rear deck, amp and sub w/amp hooked up. It wasn't until I ran the amp to the front and replaced those speakers that I started hearing the noise. There's no problem when the engine is off. Any advice on what is going on here?
 
Old Apr 29, 2005 | 09:29 AM
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Check your grounds. Make sure they are as short as possible. You didnt run your power wire with your RCAs did you? I've had good luck before with a ground loop isolator in line in the RCA wires. Best Buy sells in the audi install shop. (usually out back of store).
 
Old Apr 30, 2005 | 02:41 AM
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yeah check grounds and run ur RCs away from your Power wire, RCA on one side Power the other side.
ther induce voltage between themself and coz a freq in ur radio
 
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