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Nov 19 2013 02:27pm
Do you guys run your RCA cables / Remote wire down separate from your power wire ? ( driver / passenger side ) I was reading It could make a weird "hmmmm" sound but I have not experienced this ..

In my old 87 fox body mustang I had them all next to each other going down the driver side of the vehicle and the speakers / subs sounded really sharp no weird sounds.

I'm going to be installing in a 2003 Crown Victoria ( cop car ) .. just curious If any of you ever got some type of distortion from them all being next to each other ?
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Nov 19 2013 05:58pm
if you use crappy garbage thin insulated power wires then yea, but most the good brands have enough insulation surround the wire that, that isnt a problem anymore,
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Nov 20 2013 05:18am
Stick your finger in the socket and wiggle it around
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Nov 20 2013 03:25pm
Quote (We_Go @ Nov 19 2013 03:27pm)
Do you guys run your RCA cables / Remote wire down separate from your power wire ? ( driver / passenger side ) I was reading It could make a weird "hmmmm" sound but I have not experienced this ..

In my old 87 fox body mustang I had them all next to each other going down the driver side of the vehicle and the speakers / subs sounded really sharp no weird sounds.

I'm going to be installing in a 2003 Crown Victoria ( cop car ) .. just curious If any of you ever got some type of distortion from them all being next to each other ?


buy good wires you will be fine.. but I run them down the opposite sides just for a easier stealtby feel.
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