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Everything was working fine last night. This morning i turn on the car and i can hear static coming from the woofer. I figured it was the subwoofer coil rubbing or something. Well i try 2 other subwoofers and i get the same result.

Everything seems to work fine except there's static that kind of sounds like rubbing styrofoam together. I tried everything to rule out other components and still the same result. Strangely enough the amp works fine apart from that. So i have no clue what to do now. Do i just send it in to get repaired or what? I never thought i'd have any problems with it.

Any help would be appreciated.

Everything was working fine last night. This morning i turn on the car and i can hear static coming from the woofer. I figured it was the subwoofer coil rubbing or something. Well i try 2 other subwoofers and i get the same result.

Everything seems to work fine except there's static that kind of sounds like rubbing styrofoam together. I tried everything to rule out other components and still the same result. Strangely enough the amp works fine apart from that. So i have no clue what to do now. Do i just send it in to get repaired or what? I never thought i'd have any problems with it.

Any help would be appreciated.

could be a signal issue...try swapping RCA's...or switch the output from your HU...and did you try gaining down a little to see if it goes away?

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Everything was working fine last night. This morning i turn on the car and i can hear static coming from the woofer. I figured it was the subwoofer coil rubbing or something. Well i try 2 other subwoofers and i get the same result.

Everything seems to work fine except there's static that kind of sounds like rubbing styrofoam together. I tried everything to rule out other components and still the same result. Strangely enough the amp works fine apart from that. So i have no clue what to do now. Do i just send it in to get repaired or what? I never thought i'd have any problems with it.

Any help would be appreciated.

could be a signal issue...try swapping RCA's...or switch the output from your HU...and did you try gaining down a little to see if it goes away?

I tried everything except switching amps. I doubt that's the issue though but that's the next thing i'm trying.

i no when i was installing my equipment a couple times when my car was started and my 3000D was all installed and powered up i would connect the speaker wire into the outlet and it would make a static noise

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i no when i was installing my equipment a couple times when my car was started and my 3000D was all installed and powered up i would connect the speaker wire into the outlet and it would make a static noise

Tried a different amp and it works just fine. I'll post a video of the issue.

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Ok so i made a quick video to get a better idea of the "static" problem. This was after trying a different amp, which worked just fine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ttd33sb8z_c

I guess there's only one thing i can do. Send it back to get fixed. Used a multimeter to check impedance and it wasn't as bad while i had it on but still there.

Well never heard that sound before

yeah i would contact Jacob or Db-r wherever you got it..

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Well never heard that sound before

yeah i would contact Jacob or Db-r wherever you got it..

Yea i think i'll go ahead and do that. Got it from the SSA store.

how cow that is ODD

send that video to jacob or chris (at db-r) and see what they say or even ssa store for that matter! wow i never seen that before

and i was going to say a bad grounded but you even switched amps! so wow! interesting

Edited by CrazyKenKid

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Found something interesting. Looks like this little guy is cracked/busted. Doesn't seem normal since it's the only one that looks this way. Wonder is this is the reason for this weird issue. Besides the noise everything works the same.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAF548VDj20

It needs repaired that appears to be a burnt zener diode.

That could easily be your problem - send it in to me w/ your purchase invoice.

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That could easily be your problem - send it in to me w/ your purchase invoice.

Thanks for the fast response, i'll get the invoice printed and i'll send it. Where do i send it?

That could easily be your problem - send it in to me w/ your purchase invoice.

Thanks for the fast response, i'll get the invoice printed and i'll send it. Where do i send it?

155 South Eastway Drive

Suite S

Troutman, NC 28166

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That could easily be your problem - send it in to me w/ your purchase invoice.

Thanks for the fast response, i'll get the invoice printed and i'll send it. Where do i send it?

155 South Eastway Drive

Suite S

Troutman, NC 28166

Ok it's on it's way, sent it today. Do i need to do anything else at this point?

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