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TXrepresentNov-08-03 08:56 PM
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#7602, "Speakers have a little static for a few minutes?"


          

My in-dash tweeters and rear 6X9s have a little static when I first turn on my stereo. It goes away after a few minutes. But its really annoying me. Why does it do that emoji

  
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TXrepresentNov-10-03 02:37 AM
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#7606, "RE: Speakers have a little static for a few minutes?"
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Does anyone know what the problem could be?

  
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TXrepresentNov-11-03 01:29 AM
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#7618, "RE: Speakers have a little static for a few minutes?"
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bump...

  
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#7655, "RE: Speakers have a little static for a few minutes?"
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Are they stock speakers? And if so just check wiring and grounds to make sure everything is connected ok.

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#7712, "RE: Speakers have a little static for a few minutes?"
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It sounds like a ground loop problem, check the ground on the headunit and your battery.


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turbo8uNov-30-03 02:09 PM
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#7719, "RE: Speakers have a little static for a few minutes?"
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static? hmm...well if the speakers themsleves were grounding the cone would flex, (speaker would make a funky pop sound at the spiders max travel) so check that and get back to us

probly just a ground on the headunit imo. ground the alternator better, that might fix it
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