johnleefd

i have read that i should be at 12v, but i am at 14.6 right now. i think this is why i have constant buzz and i hear a click or a pop every time i turn my engine off.

how do i bring down the voltage? does it have anything to do with the mounting?
i spliced the rca cables, is this why i have a constant buzz and clicks and pops?

someone please tell me how i can get rid of this sound.

cladden

Do you have any DC-AC power converters? Transformers are very noisy.

Also , check that your radio power wires are not running near any fast switching, high voltage/high current devices like injector wires, coil wires, etc.

I'm sure its not the 14.2 volts that's causing the problem, more likely noise is getting into your system somehow -bad connections?

knuckle

is the gray fuse/noise filter still on the yellow power wire? it could also be a bad ground.

sikrsix

iTrader: (16)

Or the fact that you spliced RCA'a .. Why would yo udo that? Couldnt spare the $15 max in the correct cables and connectors?

felickz

iTrader: (4)

LOL...

12v in car electronics pretty much means somewhere around 14.4 volts

In fact the amp will sound worse at 12 volts than at 14v.

darqnez

iTrader: (6)

The buzzing is either a ground loop or something else, you do not want to lower the voltage.