Weird Sound, soundstream amp

1.  How far away is your ground from the tail light ground or tail lights themselves?

2.  How Long is your ground cable?3. Did you scrape away any paint around the ground ring terminal?4. Do your RCA's Run alongside a computer, or signal wire from shifter?  (if you're running your RCA's up the driver's side, try it up the passneger side.  It may be that the break light switch (on the pedal) or the reverse light switch (on the shifter) is giving off a small current that your RCA's are picking up.  And if you have a floor shifter, the proximity to the RCA's may be very close to the Shifter itself, causing a problem.  Try an inline noise filter, copper sheilding, twisted RCA's (if you have two sets, twist them together, or buy higher quality ones) or re-routing the rca's.  dry fitting the RCA's (keeping the RCA's above the carpet, so you can re arrange them and try to reproduce the sound at the same time can help you determine the source, if it is indeed the RCA's) ~Phew.......quite a thought in there..........

~wayland

1. there are like 3ft 2. MY ground are like from the metal to the amo 2ft and from the cap to the amp 1ft 3.yes 4. the rca's are running from the drivers side, Im going to try tomorrow running it one pair outside of the car to see what happenss............and I will disconnect the ground from my taillights to see if that is causing the pop when i press the brake pedal.... thank you thank you