I know there has been a few posts about this topic, however none really answered my question. I have a Kenwood MP3 deck (forget the model #), and I've done the RF amp bypass so that the OEM speakers would be powered directly from the Kenwood deck. I've also ran a RCA patch cable from the deck's preamp out and split the other end to connect into the RF amp (so I can get a signal into the RF sub). The speaker output harness from the RF amp was previously cut, so I attached some ordinary speaker wires from the amp, to the RF sub. Everything sounds great, no buzz/noise/etc, but everytime I change the track on the CD, I get a loud pop from the RF sub. I've checked the wiring and everythings fine. So then I was messing around with the wiring (from amp to sub), and at one point and pop was then coming from the left rear speaker and not from the sub.
Anyone have a suggestion? I know the grounding is fine, I even temporarily hooked up a Sony amp to a 10" Bazooka and it was fine, no popping. I dont want to lose truck space thats why I'm not using the Sony amp and Bazooka. Any help would be appreciated.
Anyone have a suggestion? I know the grounding is fine, I even temporarily hooked up a Sony amp to a 10" Bazooka and it was fine, no popping. I dont want to lose truck space thats why I'm not using the Sony amp and Bazooka. Any help would be appreciated.