Noise when changing tracks!

[Hunter11]

When I change tracks on my cd player there is a low mumbling bass sound that comes out of my subs. It's like you can hear the cd player laser actually moving from track 2 track and the sound is coming out my subs. It has just started doing this. What could it be??

 

[92exploder]

Hey, my explorer does this time to time. Chances are it is your RCA cable's on your amp, or in the back of your reciever. The problem tends to be worse when the engine is running. Have a friend continually switch tracks on your reciver, as they are doing that, try pushing your RCA cables in all the way, make sure that they arent touching eachother, or try moving the cables away from your power wire. Be patient, and keep moving and repositioning them until the noise goes away.


'92 Explorer XLT
Clear corners and tail lights
Hyperwhite bulbs
Kenwood CD Reciever
2 MA Audio 10's
400wt. amp

 

[ChuckyD]

what kind of amp do u have?... sometimes cheap amps and/or cheap rca's pick up feedback.

 

[Hunter11]

I do have a pretty cheap amp but it has worked fine until lately it probably is my RCA wires I will check that. Thanks for the info!!

 

[92exploder]

It could be your amp also, if it has just started to do it recently, your amp might be getting worn out and starting to lose its efficency. If what I said about the RCA cables doesnt work, try turning down the gain a little on your amp, and see if that does the trick. I would still have to say that it is probably your RCA cables, especialy if it has just started.

'92 Explorer XLT
Clear corners and tail lights
Hyperwhite bulbs
Kenwood CD Reciever
2 MA Audio 10's
400wt. amp

No future mods expected, I got cought racing this weekend and got a 12 point ticket. As slow as : thought my Explorer was, it was still fast enough to get me into trouble.