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pancit175 · 07-27-2007, 10:56 PM

Did this only start happening when you installed your sub? Does this pop happen on your interiors as well?
I had this problem just recently with a customers car when I did a deck, Amp, Subs. It turns out that his 2nd or 3rd hand panasonic deck would do the same thing. You'd change the track , "POP!" You'd change the station, "POP!"
Strange thing was it did the same thing with his interior speakers, which were not amplified, even after I disconnected the RCAs that went to the sub-amp. I then threw in a brand new radio just to check it out and everything worked perfect.

07-27-2007, 10:56 PM	#3
pancit175 Maximum Bitrate Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: chicago, Illinois Posts: 660	Did this only start happening when you installed your sub? Does this pop happen on your interiors as well? I had this problem just recently with a customers car when I did a deck, Amp, Subs. It turns out that his 2nd or 3rd hand panasonic deck would do the same thing. You'd change the track , "POP!" You'd change the station, "POP!" Strange thing was it did the same thing with his interior speakers, which were not amplified, even after I disconnected the RCAs that went to the sub-amp. I then threw in a brand new radio just to check it out and everything worked perfect. __________________ " In the beginners mind there are many possibilities, but in the experts mind there are few. "- Shunryu Suzuki "Do it right or don't do it at all" PROGRESS: [DONE&DONE] (Considering a redesign)