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November 22nd, 2008 07:10 PM #1mga paps,my hu is pioneer 4050 bnew 1pc na jbl1202d yung rear ko pioneer oval 5 way tapos front ko targa amplifier v12 na mrvf1507.nung pinagana ko na yung stereo ko kahit patay pa makina ko static na.lalo na nung binuksan ko yung makina sobrang lakas ng static nya.so binalik ko sa blade yung stereo sabi ko may static.nung checkin nya hindi daw sira yung hu ko.ginawa nya nag top sya ng 2 wire sa rca ko sa hu tapos nilagay nya sa ground nawala yung static.pero pag naka on engine ko may staic parin.sabi nya bili daw ako noise sopressor.bumili ako sa raon ng ns kinabit ko sa rca ng hu ko may static parin.nag try ako ibalik yung dating top nya sa rca ng hu ko tapos yung noise sopressor nilagay ko sa rca ng amplifier ko nawala na yung static kahit naka on yung engine ko.ask ko lang po kung walang masamang effect yung ginawa kong yun???tnx po
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December 18th, 2008 04:04 AM #4
What kind of problem is this? System noise?
Can you try to explain the best you can where that noise came from. Like engine noise, noise from the patch cords, noise picked up by your Antenna or Power cable, Radiated noise, Noise in the speaker wiring and Noise from the electrical system?
You could easily isolate all those annoying noise in your system w/o purchasing additional noise suppresure, but I need to know what kind of noise is these.
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December 18th, 2008 07:59 AM #5ganyan din naging problem ko, una nagtry ako maglipat ng grounding... pero meron pa din parang whistle sound kapag naka ON ang stereo.. then bumili ako sa raon nung anti static yata yun.. kinakabit sa may rca... nawala na yung whislte
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December 19th, 2008 12:29 AM #6
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December 19th, 2008 01:48 AM #7
Oh boy, magkakandarapa tayo dito.
[SIZE=5]SYSTEM NOISE ![/SIZE]
The first step is for check for system noise (or hiss) with the engine off (ACC on). Insert a blank tape, or put your CD player on pause. Listen to the system with the volume control completely down then dahan dahan turned the volume control completely up. Now, turn the volume back down again and put on some music. If you hear a bothersome amount of hiss in either instance, start over with the gain-setting process. Try to pass more signal from the receiver to the amp by leaving the receiver's volume control set higher before you adjust the amp's gain settings, just like your TUNING your system (kapag wala sa tuning ang system nagkakaron ng hissing) Experiment until you've eliminated the hiss or reduced it as much as possible. Unless you're planning to enter your system in competition, a tiny bit of hiss is OK na yan. You won't hear it when you're driving, kasi maingay puro kalabog ang maririnig mo.
[SIZE=5]ENGINE NOISE ![/SIZE]
WARNING: You must remove your "in-line fuse" sa POWER CABLE yong nasa malapit ng batterya before doing this.
In any amp installation, lalong lalo na if one that involves multiple amps and and and an electronic crossover or equalizer, engine noise can creep in. You may hear a whining, whirring or clicking sound. Often its pitch varies with engine speed. Curing it can be as simple as isolating your amp housing from the chassis of your vehicle, using a different brand of patch cord, or adding a simple noise suppressor(not now,wag ka munang bibili). The tricky part is figuring out which step or steps to take. Try some of the simple diagnostics. Before you purchase any noise filters or do anything too drastic. First, make sure your amp housing is isolated from chassis ground. As I mentioned to isolate, you should mount it on board or use rubber grommets or "feet" if you're attaching it to the chassis of your vehicle, and eliminate too much ground loop sa groud wire( yong tamang tama lang ng haba) and use ground wire not smaller than 8 gauge or same as your Power Cable(8guage or bigger). Again, you must connected into a clean chassis bolt (lihain mo hangang sa bare metal) for better connection.
[SIZE=5]NOISE IN THE SPEAKER WIRING ![/SIZE]
To determine whether the noise is coming in through the speaker wires, turn the system off and disconnect the speaker wires from the amplifiers. Now start the car. If the noise is still present, then it is being radiated directly into the speaker wires. Move the speaker leads, or,as a last resort, shield them from the radiated noise by wrapping them with Mu-metal foil. Kapag walang available, aluminum foil will do the trick.
[SIZE=6]Kapag lahat nito ay hindi na solve ang problema mo, let me know. Marami pang solusyon.[/SIZE]
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December 19th, 2008 06:07 AM #8
Nice one sir v6dreamer
Most statics are grounding issues one way or the other.
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December 19th, 2008 11:32 AM #10
IIRC they're with AVID. The reported numbers in the TG article are from CAMPI.
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