System, weird noise Options

[Special_K]

I just installed my system which is one 12 JBL with kenwood amp and a power capacitor.
Im getting a really weird noise from either the speakers or i think it might be the sub, its like a whining noise n it seems to work with the acceleration the more i accelerate the louder it gets
Does anyone know what that might be?

[netrata]

Also, make sure the RCA cables from the recievers amp output is runned away from the amps positive power cable. So in other words, power cable on left side of cabin, rca cable and remote wire on the right side of the cabin. You can get ground using the bolt-down areas for your rear seat belts.

[rave2n]

Also, make sure the RCA cables from the recievers amp output is runned away from the amps positive power cable. So in other words, power cable on left side of cabin, rca cable and remote wire on the right side of the cabin. You can get ground using the bolt-down areas for your rear seat belts.

That makes no diffrence for the setup he is using, that only makes a diffrence in systems using high freq audio...laymen terms, if he is using powered tweets, he doesn't want his power ran next to the source and power. His issue is ground to one of a few things. Altenator, Head Unit, or Amp. More then likely its the amp has a bad ground. Seatbelt bracket works, but I would suggest drilling a hole, or using a self tapping screw and create one within the trunk itself for it.....just make sure your drill spot is clear!

If you redo your amp ground and it continues to do so, move on to the next thing being headunit seperate its ground from the harness connection and create you own ground via the frame. Then if once agian continues, just a get a group loop isolator.

Batman hit it right on the nose, on the first reply. No need to make the man re run his power and RCA's for nothing. Cause it won't fix anything doing so.