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I installed my alpine CDA105 a few weeks back but ever since then the rear tweeters in my '96GT vert. have been buzzing. could this be on part of a bad ground??
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It could, also if you have the power wire close to the signal cables...
Does it have a external amp?
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Just the MAch 460 amps. THe problem with the power wire near al the otherones is that the power wires on the harness. THe audio cables to the amp are on a different harness about 4 in. away.
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Hey I just came from my garage and I fixed teh problem. Like you said the power wire was too close tot he otherones, it was practically intertwined with them. I pulled it aside and insulated it with some extra electric tape then moved it away from the H.U. No more buzzing, thank you.
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