Need rca cable opinion

Hmmm if u want to spend the money the dream series of rca's r great products.... but might not be the solutionsto ya problem... as long as u get twisted pair and shielded rca's u should be right (think stinger hyper series the blue ones), as it is a pain to spend a heap of money and see no improvement!

Have u been careful to run all rca away from power wires??? the larger gauge might be the problem so before u spend any money  on new rca re run the current ones.... Also have u checked the positioning of the speakers in ya new car compared to ya old car???? could be that the old car had better angling/mounting than your new car thus totally altering the sounds of the speakers... installation makes the big diff in how ya system sounds...:)

Most likely there's some sort of problem with the install.  Either the power wires are too close to the signal cables, or the speaker wire is too small,or the amp and/or head unit is not set properly.  When routed properly, the RCA cables from scosche install kits will do you just fine and would be one of the LAST things I would think about being the problem.

Did you have the same head unit in this other car you're talking about?  If not, then I'd start right there when trying to figure out why it sounds worse.  Is it a factory head unit?  did you use a line out converter? etc.  What was the first vehicle, and what vehicle do you have now?

I have directional speakers in the rear and I moved them to hit after the back window. That helped in imaging but not the bad sound. What if I put in spacers in the door speakers to make them angle upwards some...would that help in imaging? Can a bad ground distort sound. Only on some songs do I hear an airlike sound and occasionally like a click here or there but that is rare and seems to be song related. I looked at the grounds and it doesn't look like it was sanded under the terminal. Either that or that person did a very good job of getting exactly under it. How much paint should be sanded area wise? The other amp is grounded about six inches away. Is this good or bad? Can I ground them at the same spot? Put the 600w amp down first then the 200w?

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If u r only noticing this sound on the mids and highs and not the sub then u can pretty much eleminate that amp. The around should be sanded down the bare metal where the connector attaches to the surface and a little bit around the connector doesnt hurt...BUT make sure u put some vaselene over the exposed metal where u sanded the paint off to prevent rust or any other type of oxidisation...

U can ground at the same point or at different points, i have found it doesnt matter too much... and also i have 1m of cable between sub amp and ground without any probs... Does your ground wire match or exceed thet size of your power wire..? if not change to same size and see if it makes a difference.....

Install will play a big part in how a system sounds too, from what u have described as a lack off mid and high output i would say that the install might not be as well placed as your previous install.... position is importent but how the speaker is attached is also importent.. Things like mounting to a soild MDF baffle and SD'ing and sealing of the doors all have noticble effects on the performance of speakers in the car....