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my system. Quality of Quantity I always say
Pioneer - P7700MP
Bazooka Single channel (sub) and Sony 4-channel (front and rear)
MTX - MXS1004 10"
MTX - TX6001R Component System
I also have kenwood 4-way 6x9s in the rear deck but that would have been a pointless picture. There are crossovers mounted inside the door panels for the components. And that bazooka amp has the available watercooling kit, which i have, just dont have a place to install it yet.
Bazooka Single channel (sub) and Sony 4-channel (front and rear)
MTX - MXS1004 10"
MTX - TX6001R Component System
I also have kenwood 4-way 6x9s in the rear deck but that would have been a pointless picture. There are crossovers mounted inside the door panels for the components. And that bazooka amp has the available watercooling kit, which i have, just dont have a place to install it yet.
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HEHE of everything in ur setup, i used to own the same bazooka amp i got off ebay for 50 bucks, and i used to have two of those MTX subs, they pounded. Anyways nice set up. Cant go wrong with that if ur on a budget
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Originally Posted by qcpursuit
do you have some noise problems with your setup,I have a big noise problem with my component and even with stinger bullet interconnect.
i did, do you have metal tipped rca connectors, if you do, then you need to put a few layers of electrical tape over the metal inside your dash. you had to cut the plastic, right, to get the RCAs to fit there is a little metal support behind it that is touching the tips and giving you alternator noise i believe. i just put tape of that and i have no more problems. or you could just get a noise filter, but i dont know if they work well or not.
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Buying quality amps cuts out on noise too. A good head unit with low THD is a big noise cutter, and using quality RCA's and properly grounding everything should eliminate distortion.
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Originally Posted by xspyder85x
i did, do you have metal tipped rca connectors, if you do, then you need to put a few layers of electrical tape over the metal inside your dash. you had to cut the plastic, right, to get the RCAs to fit there is a little metal support behind it that is touching the tips and giving you alternator noise i believe. i just put tape of that and i have no more problems. or you could just get a noise filter, but i dont know if they work well or not.
Nice clean setup by the way. MTX is great...Used to run it in my old car.
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Originally Posted by ORT
The noise filter works good. I had one in my old car. Cut out all the whining. I have whining in my car now. All memphis audio....and a pioneer in-dash. my buddy who I get all my audio equipment form says its because of the pioneer unit... I dunno
Nice clean setup by the way. MTX is great...Used to run it in my old car.
Nice clean setup by the way. MTX is great...Used to run it in my old car.
the wining is from your patch cables touching your frame behind you headunit, pioneer is great.
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Originally Posted by xspyder85x
i did, do you have metal tipped rca connectors, if you do, then you need to put a few layers of electrical tape over the metal inside your dash. you had to cut the plastic, right, to get the RCAs to fit there is a little metal support behind it that is touching the tips and giving you alternator noise i believe. i just put tape of that and i have no more problems. or you could just get a noise filter, but i dont know if they work well or not.
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Originally Posted by xspyder85x
the wining is from your patch cables touching your frame behind you headunit, pioneer is great.
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Originally Posted by ORT
Yeah i thought the same thing tried some electric tape. Didnt' do anything. Re did my grounds and nothing...re-checked everything and still nothing. Any suggestions?
Also, I would suggest against using one of those RCA line noise filters. They will cause signal degradation. If anything, use a power line noise filter that will isolate a ground loop. You can get them from crutchfield for like $20 a pop (you'll need 2 - one for the constant and one for the switched power on the deck). I'm thinking that if you make sure your amp grounds are good (like to the bolt that the batter grounds to), the head unit has a good independent ground, and you don't have metal headed RCAs grounding out somewhere, the whine will go away.
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running your rca cables with a power wire to close can cause noise.Like near the main power wire going to the alternator.Use a good quality RCA cable will result in better sound also.
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Originally Posted by stangman35
running your rca cables with a power wire to close can cause noise.Like near the main power wire going to the alternator.Use a good quality RCA cable will result in better sound also.
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Originally Posted by xspyder85x
this is true, but the power wire doesnt run down the car, it stays in the trunk. the remote wire isnt strong enough to give noise.
So the battery power gets to the fuse boxes and altenator by magic lol