Like a said, just disconnect the LED controller for now. Ignore its noise as its not related to any of the other audio noise. Fix the audio noise first.
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Like a said, just disconnect the LED controller for now. Ignore its noise as its not related to any of the other audio noise. Fix the audio noise first.
Well I tried to duplicate the noise from the ballast pumps with no luck. The pumps are too loud out of the water so I couldnt tell if there was a noise or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by MLA
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I'm going to just role with it as is right now. Next week I'm going to pick up some more power and ground wire and make one run from the distribution block to the helm and then come off of that for the head unit and WS420 to see if that helps at all.
Also I think maybe the Cat5 for the RGBs being twisted, could be creating a coil effect and inducing interference in the RCAs that run along side it. I ordered some 18 gauge RGB wire and I'm going to replace all the Cat5 in the cabin with actual RGB wire to see if that helps. Couldn't make it any worse I don't reckon.
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Do you still have the noise when your cabin/anchor/nav lights on? Did you remove the RGB from the setup entirely, or are you just ignoring that reco for now?
RGBs are very noisy, I run 1,317 of them for the holidays :-)
Today i turned on the other lights with the radio on and didn't hear a thing so I'm all kinds of confused haha. Maybe it's a problem with the engine running?Quote:
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Yes, but that are not always equal where audio is concerned.