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My rca's are find and only a few weeks old, ran opposite of my power wire. I cut into the wires behind the deck because it would be a PITA to run wires through the doors. i'm giong to check with a local shop on that one though. I do have an amp powering the components, a Alpine MRP-F240 amp bridged to 100x2. I still need to get off my ass and check the crossover and see if thats te issue. the only possible interference i can think of is the power wire may cross the stock speaker wire, but somehow i doubt thats the cause.

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throw a Ground Loop Isolator in there and see if it helpsDarthness wrote:My rca's are find and only a few weeks old, ran opposite of my power wire. I cut into the wires behind the deck because it would be a PITA to run wires through the doors. i'm giong to check with a local shop on that one though. I do have an amp powering the components, a Alpine MRP-F240 amp bridged to 100x2. I still need to get off my ass and check the crossover and see if thats te issue. the only possible interference i can think of is the power wire may cross the stock speaker wire, but somehow i doubt thats the cause.
