Proper Wiring to prevent noise!!!

**XcompX** · 04-11-2006, 07:19 PM

Okay, I've seen a few people ask questions regarding this extremely frustrating problem. Alternator noise, or ground loop interference. This is easily fixed.

I found this site, seems to give the solution simply:
Proper Wiring

Amp Power Wiring

Hope this helps

**VitalRyan** · 04-13-2006, 12:54 AM

Lol... it's NOT easily fixed ... you can try to avoid it, but sometimes it just happens, it can be components, anything.

In my setup, I get the interference from everything, I have no idea why, my computer emits noise on it's audio cables, the head unit emits noise, etc... I had to use a total of 6 ground loop isolators to fix the issue, cut the noise right out. Nothing to do with wiring, **** happens and you gotta fix it.

**HappyPills** · 04-13-2006, 12:59 AM

I could fix everyones problem with noise if I was good at explaining things. I'm the type of person who has to be the one fixing it to fix it.

Out of the entire time I installed car audio I never had a problem with noise.

50% of the noise is from the installation and the other 50% is from ****ty cables.

**TheLlama** · 04-13-2006, 01:02 AM

Mine was actually poor factory wiring. I replaced the speaker cables and wired my own power to my amps before I even heard what the system sounded like. I had noise afterwords and it was the ground to my head unit. Took forever to track down, stupid factory.