I have a staticky noise coming from my speakers when head unit is on on lowest volume. RCAs running next to power. Will this help?
2009124
Yes it should help, I had the static noise whenever the stereo was on. This product instantly took that away without grounding it at all (Brown cables on product)
2009125
Generally, you don't want to run your audio next to power, as the EMF from the power causes noise. The static noise could also be because of improper grounding of the unit itself. It could also be the source audio being up too high. I've had many issues with balancing source volume, and speaker volume. The quickest check would be to lower source audio and increase speaker volume. Does the static persist when nothing is plugged into source? -Source: I am an Electrical Engineer
2009126
If your static is due to a ground loop issue, this will resolve the issue. I would say that it is likely to fix the problem or at least make it better.
2009127
yes this will help. I have installed several sound systems for both myself and other people and in my experience most of the time it doesn't matter if you run the rca's next to power (though it is good practice to run them on separate sides of the vehicle which I do do now) you will still get some ground loop noise (basically your getting interference from the alternator) I have purchased 4 of these guys for the cheaper sound systems that I've installed (I usually don't have this problem when installing the high end $2000 sound systems) and they work just fine, no ground noise whatsoever. Your input levels will be a little quieter but you can compensate by turning up your input levels at the amp. yes this will help. I have installed several sound systems for both myself and other people and in my experience most of the time it doesn't matter if you run the rca's next to power (though it is good practice to run them on separate sides of the vehicle which I do do now) you will still get some ground loop noise (basically your getting interference from the alternator) I have purchased 4 of these guys for the cheaper sound systems that I've installed (I usually don't have this problem when installing the high end $2000 sound systems) and they work just fine, no ground noise whatsoever.... » Read More yes this will help. I have installed several sound systems for both myself and other people and in my experience most of the time it doesn't matter if you run the rca's next to power (though it is good practice to run them on separate sides of the vehicle which I do do now) you will still get some ground loop noise (basically your getting interference from the alternator) I have purchased 4 of these guys for the cheaper sound systems that I've installed (I usually don't have this problem when installing the high end $2000 sound systems) and they work just fine, no ground noise whatsoever. Your input levels will be a little quieter but you can compensate by turning up your input levels at the amp. « Show Less
2009128
the unit I got wasn't as picture it didn't have plugs it was just bare wires so I couldn't use it DDR
1106179
I have these speakers couple inches away from my computer monitor and everything is fine. The only problem I've had is putting my phone too close to the speakers which sometimes causes static. Nothing out of the ordinary.
784980
NO.A friend had a different speakers from a different manufacture that when he hooked them up to his computer he had it made some noises. He moved the speakers a way from the computer it work excellent. Hope this works for you.
745298
If your receiver is powering the speaker zones, then I would say connect it to " speaker out" on the receiver.
2029826
Well in my case, when I leave my stereo on too high, there tend to be a static sound going on but I don't know how the cable is with any other aux port on cars or stereo. And also I just use my aux cable for my mustang but I hope this works dude.
1377433
I just use a small stereo cable from the headphone out jack on the TV to the stereo in on the sound bar. This turn the speakers on the tv off & you control the sound with the sound bar remote. Turn the volume up on the TV all the way. The red white on the TV may be audio in not out, thus the static.
930806
Yes, although it did not fix my problem. In my case, I believe something is wrong inside the speakers.
928285
It sounds like you are getting FM noise coming in. This can be from the AC wiring in your house or from the speaker wire and since you replaced your speaker wire I would suggest trying a noise supressing surge protector of some sort. Monster Cable makes some great ones for that they are rated in what they call there clean power stage Monster MP PRO 800 with Clean Power Stage 1, Surge Protection, and 8 Color-Coded Outlets High Performance Pro PowerCenter
1243097
I haven't had that problem, but my right speakers on a beautiful old boom box just went out. If there is a generic fix that might be applicable to you I'll get back to you.
1255826
Check to see if your getting noise without the headphones. If you get static using speakers, then this won't do anything for you.
2157118
Make sure you set your sound source to Line. Otherwise it won't play out the speakers.
1376280
If the sound comes through intermitted my first thought is a loose wire between the unit and the amp or the amp and the speakers. It could be a faulty head unit but I doubt that.
1688172
Speaker hiss no but if u have a cd on at low volume that happens sometimes in some radios don't worry about it
297483
I have the same problem and I think it's the power board. the capacitors need to be replaced. Look it up on YouTube, how to replace if you want to do it yourself, amazon also sells the kit to fix the capacitors yourself. And yes I think RCA is very bad.
784976
NO. A friend had a different speakers from a different manufacture that when he hooked them up to his computer he had it made some noises. He moved the speakers a way from the computer it work excellent. Hope this works for you.
1494499
I think the noise is coming from your input source. The amp and speakers are merely amplifying the noise (i.e. they are working properly).
1931825
we are not using it to power audio equipment so i do not know if it will produce a hum in your equipment the unit itself is quiet I know some supplies do hum but the one we have is quiet