Subject	Also, unplugging each speaker will do nothing
Posted by	fuzzymonkey on June 10, 2013 at 5:26 PM
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In Reply To	Bad Alternator Whine in Sound System posted by WE350Z on June 10, 2013 at 04:03 PM
Message	It has to do with what sound the amplifier is amplifying. All speakers should have the wine. If you're in doubt, you could try cause it only takes 5 seconds to undo each speaker from the amp. Just some food for thought, did you properly ground the amp wire as well? Strip away paint with a dremel so you have the best connection to the ground of the chassis? Having a good ground goes a LONG way. The distance between your power wires and the RCA's I believe should be ample, but if after confirming the grounds are all good, my next step would be the RCA location.
Follow Ups	Bad Alternator Whine in Sound System - WE350Z 16:03:28 06/10/13 How long is your ground cable from your amp? - fuzzymonkey 17:22:30 06/10/13 The ground cable from the amp isn't very long - probably >> - WE350Z 19:09:58 06/10/13 Also, unplugging each speaker will do nothing - fuzzymonkey 17:26:21 06/10/13 Makes sense what you say about the speaker wires, I think > - WE350Z 19:18:14 06/10/13 a helpful link - shaggee 14:23:26 06/11/13 thx - so what is the consensus best ground point for the HU? (n/m) - WE350Z 15:37:25 06/11/13 I've never had issues with any of my Z's - 300ZMang 08:00:08 06/12/13 which "stock" ground? Exactly where is it for the HU? (n/m) - WE350Z 13:02:00 06/12/13 All of mine have been behind the double din - 300ZMang 15:32:54 06/12/13 on left hand side or ride? I think i am using the left bolt (n/m) - WE350Z 16:58:20 06/12/13 What about a ground loop isolater like this?? (n/m) - WE350Z 18:31:04 06/11/13 Re: Bad Alternator Whine in Sound System - zcarlvr 06:21:06 06/13/13 so ground it to the negative terminal? what guage? Doesn't - WE350Z 16:27:51 06/14/13
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