rca cables

[gumbeelee]

i would just like to know what brand of rca cables do you all suggest to run from my alpine head uniit to my amp. i have a five channel amp and i am going to run all new rca cables. the main reason i am having to run all new rca cables is i am having interference through my speakers with the rca cables i have right nowl. i am getting the ever so common whine noice through my speakers. i was just wondering which brand and exactly which rca cables are the best for eliminating the whine and which rca cables are the top of the line? thanks alot

thank you

gumbeelee

 

[gqmagic]

You have any component cables use those. I didn't know a "whine" was common.

 

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i would just like to know what brand of rca cables do you all suggest to run from my alpine head uniit to my amp. i have a five channel amp and i am going to run all new rca cables. the main reason i am having to run all new rca cables is i am having interference through my speakers with the rca cables i have right nowl. i am getting the ever so common whine noice through my speakers. i was just wondering which brand and exactly which rca cables are the best for eliminating the whine and which rca cables are the top of the line? thanks alot

thank you

gumbeelee

We may have a car audio thread or folder in another area but your RCA cables aren't the cause of the whine. You have a ground loop. The cheap way to eliminate it is by using a ground loop isolator but that usually screws up the sound quality. The correct way is by grounding the equipment properly and setting the sensitivity controls on the amp(s) correctly.