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Im having this buzzing sound coming through my speakers when i have my head unit switched to the av for my playstation and only when the playstation is on, when the volume is up ot drowns the buzzing out but its very annoying. The av cords are good. any ideas on how to get rid of this noise?

 
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it's interference from other components in your system traveling through your wires. usually all Monster Cable products are made to reduce all of this since they cost soo friggin much. but youll have to get some high-end wires/cables to stop this problem. same when you/if you have cingular phone and when someone calls, it buzzes on a tv, radio, the interference travele through it all making that annoying sound we all love

 
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how am i supposed to get monster cables for a ps2???

 
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Also i dont have any other components hooked up aside from the head unit and ps2...

 
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i had the same problem. a $1 generic inline RCA noise filter solved the problem. oh, and btw. Monster DOES make ps2 cables, but in this case, it wont help. I know, i used them.

 
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Any idea where i can get one??

 
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its not $1 but does this look right?

http://cgi.ebay.com/GROUND-LOOP-ISOL...QQcmdZViewItem

 
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wherever car audio is sold. thats a tad bit excessive for what you need, but it should work. I'll look around my shed tomorrow, i should have a spare that you can have..

 
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thanks alot, that would be awesome

 
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i'd guess Tweeter of Hifi buys...

 
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one of two things. if the RCA noise isolator doesnt fix your problem, its time to buy a new power inverter. I recommend tripp lite.

 
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Im not using a power inverter. I have the cig plug.

 
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then the three things I would be trying are: RCA noise isolator, power line noise isolator, and regrounding either the radio or the ps2 or both.

if none of those work, I dont know what else you can do.

 
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its the switching power supply of the ps..the design makes the power supply very efficient close to 90%..but this high frequency(dont know exact) causes other equipment to carry/feedback to the HU in your case..

my guess is power line isolater too...your HU and PS share same power line essentially...so noise from 1 can be carried to and bleed and cause havoc..

 
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Hey skipbarber any news on that noise filter?

 
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youre in luck. i found one in the very bottom of my tool box. PM me.

 
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Pmd you. Thanks so much

 
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Got the isolator and works perfect!!!! Thanks again

 
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heh, i was wondering if you had got it. im glad it worked! rep me!

 
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Got it and works perfect, how do i rep you?

 
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left you feedback if thats what you ment.