Found feedback problem can some help now?

CrazyKenKid · 08-25-2008, 08:03 PM

okay guys here is what is going on! the feedback in my speaker has returned and keeps getting worse by the day!

okay i found out the source of the problem it is my deck and somehting is touching something that it shuodlnt' be. okay now i have no clue what it coudl be.

when the feedback starts up if i push my deck in the feedback goes away, if i pull the deck out it gets worse but when i take my deck out completely the feedback is 100% gone. wtf!!!!

i have never had a problem with my deck and it has been installed for close to 2years now. so now i need to ask for expert advice what could cause this feedback and why? and can i even fix it?

thanks Ken

justensen · 08-25-2008, 08:12 PM

Feed back typically refers to(in simple terms) a microphone picking up the sound from the speakers and reproducing it again.
Can you describe the problem that you're experiencing? Also, if you can....remove the head unit with all wiring still attached. With the sound system on, wiggle the connections on the back of the head unit. By the connectors and by the jacket just behind the connector. Listen closely for any changes in the sound. You might have a bad connection that's making intermittent contact as the cable is crushed or moved.

CrazyKenKid · 08-25-2008, 08:21 PM

umm it is a buzzing sound, it almsot sounded like alternator wine but i was wrong it is all coming from my cumbersome deck!

i will give the connectors a jiggle though tomrrow as tonight is getitnng late and i don't have any sunlight in canada at the moment. thanks for the suggestion

CrazyKenKid · 08-25-2008, 08:22 PM

would you recommend using a ground loop isolator or no? and if i did use a ground loop isolator how may would i need? one for each set of rca coming from the deck?

ku40 · 08-26-2008, 10:45 AM

if you mess with the deck and the noise goes away, it's not a ground loop problem. It's likely a stray wire touching the deck.

fredridge · 08-26-2008, 11:58 PM

Ken, definitely look at this as your problem, pull the deck, check all the wiring and heat shrink or wrap each wire to make sure they aren't shorting somewhere. Also check them all the way down the signal chain to make sure your rca's didn't get cut somewhere.

but definitely check the deck

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Originally Posted by ku40

if you mess with the deck and the noise goes away, it's not a ground loop problem. It's likely a stray wire touching the deck.

CrazyKenKid · 08-27-2008, 09:06 PM

i just checked the deck again it turns out some of my black tape which has been on there forever decided to fall off the ground and i think it was touching the back of my deck and also the power black tape was falling off. so i jsut retaped them and like magic the buzz went away! but i will give it a few days before i call this quits!

and the rcs aren't getting the issue b/c when i move the deck around push on it and what not the feedback comes back. so i will see if new tape fixes anything. other then that it has me baffled!

but i will keep plugging away at it!

08-25-2008, 08:03 PM	#1 (permalink)
CrazyKenKid Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Windsor, ON, Canada Posts: 218	Found feedback problem can some help now? okay guys here is what is going on! the feedback in my speaker has returned and keeps getting worse by the day! okay i found out the source of the problem it is my deck and somehting is touching something that it shuodlnt' be. okay now i have no clue what it coudl be. when the feedback starts up if i push my deck in the feedback goes away, if i pull the deck out it gets worse but when i take my deck out completely the feedback is 100% gone. wtf!!!! i have never had a problem with my deck and it has been installed for close to 2years now. so now i need to ask for expert advice what could cause this feedback and why? and can i even fix it? thanks Ken

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08-25-2008, 08:12 PM	#2 (permalink)
justensen Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: SF Bay Area Posts: 4	Feed back typically refers to(in simple terms) a microphone picking up the sound from the speakers and reproducing it again. Can you describe the problem that you're experiencing? Also, if you can....remove the head unit with all wiring still attached. With the sound system on, wiggle the connections on the back of the head unit. By the connectors and by the jacket just behind the connector. Listen closely for any changes in the sound. You might have a bad connection that's making intermittent contact as the cable is crushed or moved.

08-25-2008, 08:21 PM	#3 (permalink)
CrazyKenKid Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Windsor, ON, Canada Posts: 218	umm it is a buzzing sound, it almsot sounded like alternator wine but i was wrong it is all coming from my cumbersome deck! i will give the connectors a jiggle though tomrrow as tonight is getitnng late and i don't have any sunlight in canada at the moment. thanks for the suggestion

08-25-2008, 08:22 PM	#4 (permalink)
CrazyKenKid Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Windsor, ON, Canada Posts: 218	would you recommend using a ground loop isolator or no? and if i did use a ground loop isolator how may would i need? one for each set of rca coming from the deck?

08-26-2008, 10:45 AM	#5 (permalink)
ku40 Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 65	if you mess with the deck and the noise goes away, it's not a ground loop problem. It's likely a stray wire touching the deck.

08-27-2008, 09:06 PM	#7 (permalink)
CrazyKenKid Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Windsor, ON, Canada Posts: 218	i just checked the deck again it turns out some of my black tape which has been on there forever decided to fall off the ground and i think it was touching the back of my deck and also the power black tape was falling off. so i jsut retaped them and like magic the buzz went away! but i will give it a few days before i call this quits! and the rcs aren't getting the issue b/c when i move the deck around push on it and what not the feedback comes back. so i will see if new tape fixes anything. other then that it has me baffled! but i will keep plugging away at it!

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