so my speakers have been makeing a buzz nouns for a while and everyone here has told me its my ground and so i bought a ground loop isolator and it didnt do squat. so i found out it was my cheap rca cable. there isnt enough insulation to block out the engine frequencies. if i buy those plastic hose things to cover them will that fix it or do i newly need to buy some expensive rcas?
Plastic hose will not block out interference. You need cables near lots of shielding (copper wire wrapped around) Most RCA's are twisted pair of cable (the twisting of the pairs acts as a shield and prevents interference.
Some tips to prevent interference, keep your power cable far away from your RCA's. Also keep RCAs away from fan motors, power form motors, car Electronic Control Moducles (ECMs), etc.
Make sure your amplifier and h/u grounds are polished and free of paint or rust.
I doubt that buying monster cables or any other high-end cable will support with your problem.
Try wrapping your RCA's with aluminum foil. If that help then try monster cables as a eternal solution.
you just requirement to find deals on speakers,
i'd suggest you buy component system then own them install.
amplifer,subwoofer,tweeter,speakers.
Plastic hose will not block out interference. You need cables near lots of shielding (copper wire wrapped around) Most RCA's are twisted pair of cable (the twisting of the pairs acts as a shield and prevents interference.
Some tips to prevent interference, keep your power cable far away from your RCA's. Also keep RCAs away from fan motors, power form motors, car Electronic Control Moducles (ECMs), etc.
Make sure your amplifier and h/u grounds are polished and free of paint or rust.
I doubt that buying monster cables or any other high-end cable will support with your problem.
Try wrapping your RCA's with aluminum foil. If that help then try monster cables as a eternal solution.
Answers: just replace the rca near monster cables they are not that expensive
you just requirement to find deals on speakers,
i'd suggest you buy component system then own them install.
amplifer,subwoofer,tweeter,speakers.
Plastic hose will not block out interference. You need cables near lots of shielding (copper wire wrapped around) Most RCA's are twisted pair of cable (the twisting of the pairs acts as a shield and prevents interference.
Some tips to prevent interference, keep your power cable far away from your RCA's. Also keep RCAs away from fan motors, power form motors, car Electronic Control Moducles (ECMs), etc.
Make sure your amplifier and h/u grounds are polished and free of paint or rust.
I doubt that buying monster cables or any other high-end cable will support with your problem.
Try wrapping your RCA's with aluminum foil. If that help then try monster cables as a eternal solution.
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Plastic hose will not block out interference. You need cables near lots of shielding (copper wire wrapped around) Most RCA's are twisted pair of cable (the twisting of the pairs acts as a shield and prevents interference.
Some tips to prevent interference, keep your power cable far away from your RCA's. Also keep RCAs away from fan motors, power form motors, car Electronic Control Moducles (ECMs), etc.
Make sure your amplifier and h/u grounds are polished and free of paint or rust.
I doubt that buying monster cables or any other high-end cable will support with your problem.
Try wrapping your RCA's with aluminum foil. If that help then try monster cables as a eternal solution.
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you just requirement to find deals on speakers,
i'd suggest you buy component system then own them install.
amplifer,subwoofer,tweeter,speakers.
Plastic hose will not block out interference. You need cables near lots of shielding (copper wire wrapped around) Most RCA's are twisted pair of cable (the twisting of the pairs acts as a shield and prevents interference.
Some tips to prevent interference, keep your power cable far away from your RCA's. Also keep RCAs away from fan motors, power form motors, car Electronic Control Moducles (ECMs), etc.
Make sure your amplifier and h/u grounds are polished and free of paint or rust.
I doubt that buying monster cables or any other high-end cable will support with your problem.
Try wrapping your RCA's with aluminum foil. If that help then try monster cables as a eternal solution.
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Answers: just replace the rca near monster cables they are not that expensive
you just requirement to find deals on speakers,
i'd suggest you buy component system then own them install.
amplifer,subwoofer,tweeter,speakers.
Plastic hose will not block out interference. You need cables near lots of shielding (copper wire wrapped around) Most RCA's are twisted pair of cable (the twisting of the pairs acts as a shield and prevents interference.
Some tips to prevent interference, keep your power cable far away from your RCA's. Also keep RCAs away from fan motors, power form motors, car Electronic Control Moducles (ECMs), etc.
Make sure your amplifier and h/u grounds are polished and free of paint or rust.
I doubt that buying monster cables or any other high-end cable will support with your problem.
Try wrapping your RCA's with aluminum foil. If that help then try monster cables as a eternal solution.
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