novice installer professional problem

One to grow on.....A adjustable line converter can fit somewhere in most dashes. Attach some short leads to the converter and pickup your signal right off the deck. Leave enough slack on rca so if you ever upgrade source, your already linked to amp. Use converter/gain setting

The last time i had this issue i had the RCA and the speaker wires to close to the power wires... I dont know exactly how yours is wired up but i got similar noises from having them too close.

Now it could be that your connections where you spliced stuff together are not sealed enough or and recieveing feedback from soemthing. I would go threw and check all connections and make sure any RCAs ( if you have any) arent near your power cable.

Dont knwo if this will help you any but i figured id lend my 2 cents.

for the line outlet converter i used, i had located right behind the subs in my trunk. and i had spliced wires for additional speakers already, but i just twisted all the wires that were attached to the converter, to the, already spliced wires. they arent covered or anything, just bare wires twisted together, i sorta was in a hurry :-/ but one other thing, is that one of my two subs cuts in and out, i tinkered with the wires attached to the clip thingies (dont know what they are called) they sit in the hole in a box to hold the wires from the amp to give subs power. i wiggled the wires and the sub cut in and out. so i thought the wires from inside the box attached to the sub were loose, so i switched the L and R wires to the opposite subs, and the other sub started cutting out, so i switched out my amp to the old 1000 watt, and it did the same thing, im so lost with it, but the ONLY thing i could think of is the size wire i had, in my haste, i bought a set of 12 gauge wire for one sub and the 16 gauge wire for the other sub, (came in the install kit with power and ground wires for amp + speaker wire) and i considered getting the same sized anyways since one sub hits before the other now.... :-/

also another problem. my new 800 watt. the whole amp stops sending signals to my subs periodically. and yesterday they stopped completely and kept making this clicking noise, i presumed it was reseting itself for some reason, so i unplugged it, but now today it works, (except for the one sub cutting in and out as usual.) yesterday, i was so frustrated i was going to return the 800 watt and get my 180 dollars back! 

Could you start by answering these questions...??? And DUDE...Please use spaces and some caps...It is kinda hard to read your posts...! (like one big run-on sentence)

see the problem with the wire wiggling is that i switched the same wires to the other sub, then that same sub i just switched them too, started cutting out, but the one that cut out before, works fine, so its one or the other. so to speak

and the line outlet converter was schonse or whatever, sorry i dont remember lol. same namebrand as the wiring kit, i only wired in the converter kit in the trunk because of existing wires i had before. and to save time without disassembling the dash, i do know how, just a hastle lol :D  i know the wiring in the subs through the box is okay, ive had the subs and box for quite some time. they're wore out and im going to replace once i get this amp set up correctly.

and as for all the numbers for the installed and existing items. i dont have the number on the subs.. i got them for free. and ive had them for a few years. so.. its anyones guess, theyre duals 12" red colored, but thats all i know, unless they printed it on the magnet inside on the sub., and yes the speakers in the rear are factory. same thing goes for the numbers on them as well. the Stock HU is a delco.

sorry for the lack of details on items. but one thing is im sure the gain is the problem with the humming, but the only way to fix it is to turn down the amp rediculously low... is there anyway to get around this without turning it down much at all? ive got the number with the new 800 watt xplod' im sure its somewhere on the box is it not?

as for the 1000 watt.  it also was a gift from my father. he got it from a friend of his and he wants 30 bucks for it, tested myself. ran fine. but its all surface scratched and i dont know if i could make out the brand name. pretty sure i wouldnt find any numbers on that... all i could do is upload a picture.. :-/

but in one of my earlier messages, i have a 12 gauge wire running to one sub from the amp. and the other sub is running the wires from the kit (16 gauge or 14) smaller wire, the bigger wires (12 gauge) are the wires that are causing my one sub to cut out. the wires are fine. i knew it wasnt smart to do so, but its the only wire i had atm.would that cause the ONE sub to cut out?