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bajaclawz71 
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Posted: October 01, 2005 at 10:33 PM / IP Logged  

I have a AVIC-N2 installed in my 03 Silverado and I get a strange static like noise coming out of my speakers.  I can only hear it when the volume is turned all the way down and another thing is when I ajust the volume I can hear what sounds like clicking every time I turn the knob.  This might be normal but I just wnated to note that as well.  I am running the stalk Bose speakers and of course I am still using the stock amp.  Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

Blake

extreme1 
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Posted: October 02, 2005 at 12:14 PM / IP Logged  
what interface are you using? GMOSO4 has a gain control on it so you can turn down the amp input and lose the noise...
Shaughn Murley
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Visions Electronics
Red Deer, Alberta
bajaclawz71 
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Posted: October 02, 2005 at 2:15 PM / IP Logged  

extreme1 wrote:
what interface are you using? GMOSO4 has a gain control on it so you can turn down the amp input and lose the noise...

I am using the VT-GMRC-01.

bajaclawz71 
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Posted: October 02, 2005 at 3:49 PM / IP Logged  
I just decided to put new component speakers in so that should fix the problem.
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WARNING   WARNING   WARNING

If you put new COMPONENTS in, I HOPE YOU ARE USING AN AFTERMARKET AMP!!!

Yes I know I'm yelling, but it's for your own good.  If you wired direct to the AVIC, you'll blow the spkr-outs.  The stock amps are generally 4-OHM specific, that means if your components run ANY LESS THAN 4, and you turn the unit past 50, bye-bye amp.  (Pioneer HU volumes go to about 60-65)  The amps can get pretty hot too.  Best of luck!

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bajaclawz71 
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Posted: October 19, 2005 at 9:12 PM / IP Logged  
audiointl wrote:

WARNING   WARNING   WARNING

If you put new COMPONENTS in, I HOPE YOU ARE USING AN AFTERMARKET AMP!!!

Yes I know I'm yelling, but it's for your own good.  If you wired direct to the AVIC, you'll blow the spkr-outs.  The stock amps are generally 4-OHM specific, that means if your components run ANY LESS THAN 4, and you turn the unit past 50, bye-bye amp.  (Pioneer HU volumes go to about 60-65)  The amps can get pretty hot too.  Best of luck!

Yea, I am powering them with a Zapco 350.  Also the Bose amp wouldn't have worked with them anyways.

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Posted: October 19, 2005 at 11:03 PM / IP Logged  
bajaclawz71 wrote:
audiointl wrote:

WARNING   WARNING   WARNING

If you put new COMPONENTS in, I HOPE YOU ARE USING AN AFTERMARKET AMP!!!

Yes I know I'm yelling, but it's for your own good. If you wired direct to the AVIC, you'll blow the spkr-outs. The stock amps are generally 4-OHM specific, that means if your components run ANY LESS THAN 4, and you turn the unit past 50, bye-bye amp. (Pioneer HU volumes go to about 60-65) The amps can get pretty hot too. Best of luck!

Yea, I am powering them with a Zapco 350. Also the Bose amp wouldn't have worked with them anyways.
I think with that post we have discoverd your problem.... you have BOSE? you are using the WRONG harness. You need the GMOS-04 as it's the one for the BOSE interface.
Shaughn Murley
Install Manager, Dealer Services
Visions Electronics
Red Deer, Alberta
bajaclawz71 
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Posted: October 20, 2005 at 8:44 PM / IP Logged  
extreme1 wrote:
bajaclawz71 wrote:
audiointl wrote:

WARNING   WARNING   WARNING

If you put new COMPONENTS in, I HOPE YOU ARE USING AN AFTERMARKET AMP!!!

Yes I know I'm yelling, but it's for your own good. If you wired direct to the AVIC, you'll blow the spkr-outs. The stock amps are generally 4-OHM specific, that means if your components run ANY LESS THAN 4, and you turn the unit past 50, bye-bye amp. (Pioneer HU volumes go to about 60-65) The amps can get pretty hot too. Best of luck!

Yea, I am powering them with a Zapco 350. Also the Bose amp wouldn't have worked with them anyways.
I think with that post we have discoverd your problem.... you have BOSE? you are using the WRONG harness. You need the GMOS-04 as it's the one for the BOSE interface.

It is all good now.  Since I replaced the components there have been no interferences.


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