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just recently, my passenger door speaker started this pop noise after you shut the car off & both the driver & passenger door speakers are making this off & on humming/buzz noise. I have yet to check the connections but i ve had these speakers working fine for many years.
any idea why they are making these obnoxious noises?
monsoon system, aftermarket kicker speakers 6.5", dual HD headunit, original monsoon amp & wiring.
the noise doesn't always happen, sometimes I drive to work no problems, but other times it will happen when I start the car & go for a few minutes then quit. It makes the noise with or without a signal input, I turned the headunit off & it was still making the noise. If I turn the car off when the speaker is making the noise, the speaker pops.
the only comparison is the sound a speaker makes when you turn a speaker volume up way too high & u get that like interferency noise, a higher pitched noise, but its not exactly the same & its not constant buzz/humm, its got a rapid tempo to it if that makes sense.
Or a bad ground.. or a ground loop, or possibly a speaker shorting our and back feeding into the head unit. There are many possibilities. I'd start with the simplest solution first :P
unplug the power to the radio...go have a beer...come back and plug it in again and then try it...it may work. You are resetting it to the default settings.
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